-
subjectivity and
renarrativity. The
indicative is
unmarked for both,
while the
inferential is
marked for subjectivity, the
renarrative for
renarrativity, and the...
- the speaker. When
referring to
Balkan languages, it is
often called renarrative mood; when
referring to Estonian, it is
called oblique mood. The inferential...
- (non-subjective, non-
renarrative),
inferential (subjective, non-
renarrative),
renarrative (non-subjective,
renarrative),
dubitative (subjective,
renarrative) (e.g....
- with the verb "to be", like
Bulgarian and Serbo-Croatian. The so-called
renarrative mood is
another shared feature of the
Balkan languages,
including Turkish...
-
referring to
Bulgarian and
other Balkan languages, it is
often called renarrative mood; when
referring to Estonian, it is
called oblique mood. The inferential...
- ends up not going). The be + to
construction may
therefore resemble a
renarrative mood in some ways. When was or were is used as the co****, the plan or...
- (similar to "the" from "this" in English), and it
formed indicative and
renarrative tenses for verbs.
Since the
interwar period,
scholars have conventionally...
- by the
present form of the verb
preceded by ще/ќе the
existence of a
renarrative mood (e.g. Той ме видял. (Bulg.)/Тој ме видел. (Maced.) – He supposedly...
- admiratives. When
referring to
Balkan languages, it is
often called renarrative mood; when
referring to Estonian, it is
called oblique mood. The inferential...
- celsiet,
celsit celiet 3rd pers. pl. viņi, viņas ceļ cēla cels lai ceļ
RENARRATIVE (atstāstījuma izteiksme)
PARTICIPLES (divdabji)
Present ceļot Present...
