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* 2nd person singular (present): {{morphTest|tchanter{{tag|v}}{{tag|pres}}{{tag|p2}}|tchant-es}} ("you sing")
 
* 2nd person singular (present): {{morphTest|tchanter{{tag|v}}{{tag|pres}}{{tag|p2}}|tchant-es}} ("you sing")
 
* 3rd person plural (present): {{morphTest|tchanter{{tag|v}}{{tag|pres}}{{tag|p3}}|tchant-èt}} ("they sing")
 
* 3rd person plural (present): {{morphTest|tchanter{{tag|v}}{{tag|pres}}{{tag|p3}}|tchant-èt}} ("they sing")
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Time Adverbs: a l' åbitude, ådjoûrdu, dierinn'mint
 
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Place Adverbs (change meaning, like Germanic separable particles): å d' foû, avårci, droci
 
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Quantity, Intensity Adverbs: carapmint, hute di, etîrmint
 
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Exclamatory, Interrogative Adverbs: k' il est bea!, come vos tchantez bén!
 
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a deus eures, å raploû, a l' awousse, a pårti d' oûy, å dbout d' troes djoûs, å coron d' troes djoûs, a m' toûr
 
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[[Category: sp25_GrammarDocumentation]] [[Category:Grammar documentation]] [[Category: Walloon]]
 
[[Category: sp25_GrammarDocumentation]] [[Category:Grammar documentation]] [[Category: Walloon]]

Revision as of 19:51, 21 February 2025

Part-of-speech Categories

Symbol Gloss Notes Universal POS
n Noun see 'np' for proper noun NOUN
vblex Standard ("lexical") verb see also: vbser, vbhaver, vbmod, vaux, vbdo VERB
v Standard verb shortened form of vblex, often used in agglutinative languages VERB
vbmod Modal verb VERB
vbser Verb "to be" from ser (to be) VERB or AUX
vbhaver Verb "to have" from haver (to have) VERB or AUX
vbdo Verb "to do" "to do" includes all eleven tenses and forms of to do, can also be an auxiliary verb VERB or AUX
vaux Auxiliary verb wikipedia AUX
cop Copula wikipedia; sometimes verb-like, sometimes not AUX
adj Adjective ADJ
adv Adverb ADV
preadv Pre-adverb ADV
postadv Post-adverb ADV
mod Modal word [1] PART
det Determiner wikipedia DET
prn Pronoun wikipedia PRON
pr Preposition wikipedia ADP
post Postposition ADP
num Numeral NUM
np Proper noun From nom propi wikipedia PROPN
ij Interjection wikipedia INTJ
cnjcoo Co-ordinating conjunction wikipedia CCONJ
cnjsub Sub-ordinating conjunction SCONJ
cnjadv Conjunctive adverb wikipedia SCONJ, ADV
atp Attachable prefix In German, zusammen-
ideo Ideophone
clt Clitic

Parts of Speech

Noun

Sometimes mark gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural), either in article or certain suffixes.

Examples:

  • Masculine (singular): tchvå<n><m><sg> ↔ tchvå ("horse")
  • Masculine (plural): tchvå<n><m><pl> ↔ tchvås ("horses")
  • Feminine (singular): båshele<n><f><sg> ↔ båshele

Pronoun

Personal pronouns vary by person, number, gender, and function syntactically (subject, reflexive, object, etc.)

Examples:

  • 1st person singular subject: dji<prn><p1><sg> ↔ dji ("I")
  • 1st person plural subject: nos<prn><p1><pl> ↔ nos ("we")
  • 3rd person singular subject: i<prn><p3><sg> ↔ i ("he/she/it")

Adjective

Show gender and number through -e, -s, with certain extra patterns for endings (-î/-ire, -s/-sse, etc.) Examples:

  • Masculine singular: grand<adj><m><sg> ↔ grand ("tall, big")
  • Feminine singular: grand<adj><f><sg> ↔ grande ("tall, big")
  • Feminine plural: grand<adj><f><pl> ↔ grandès ("tall, big")

Determinant

Many articles and determiners (definite, indefinite, partitive, etc.) Examples:

  • Indefinite article (masculine singular): on<det><ind><m> ↔ on ("a")
  • Indefinite article (feminine singular): ene<det><ind><f> ↔ ene ("a")
  • Definite article (plural): les<det><def><pl> ↔ les ("the")

Verb

Conjugated for tense, mood, person, number, etc. Examples:

  • 1st person singular (present): tchanter<v><pres><p1> ↔ tchant-e ("I sing")
  • 2nd person singular (present): tchanter<v><pres><p2> ↔ tchant-es ("you sing")
  • 3rd person plural (present): tchanter<v><pres><p3> ↔ tchant-èt ("they sing")