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Thu Oct 27 2011
Qs: A question about Warao
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A question about Warao
Message 1: A question about Warao
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Date: 26-Oct-2011
From: Ljuba Veselinova <ljuba ling.su.se>
Subject: A question about Warao
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I am looking for more detailed data on two negation markers in Warao, a language isolate spoken in Venezuela. The negation markers in question are _ana_ and _ekira_. They appear to be used differently from the standard negation marker -naka which is suffixed on the verb it negates. The only source on Warao I have is Figeroa-Romero (1997) I would also like to get in touch with the author of the description I used, Andrés Figeroa-Romero; I have tried to locate an email address at the two universities where he appears to be affiliated but without any luck. Any pointers to further information on negation in Warao or how to get in touch with Prof. Figeroa-Romero will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance. Best wishes, Ljuba Reference Romero-Figeroa, Andrés. 1997. A Reference Grammar of Warao. München: LINCOM Europa
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