The Austronesian Languages of Asia and MadagascarK Alexander Adelaar, Nikolaus Himmelmann Routledge, 25 nov. 2004 - 864 pages Some 800 Austronesian languages are spoken in the area extending from Madagascar to eastern Indonesia and to the north to Taiwan and the Philippines. They vary greatly in almost every possible respect, including the size and social make-up of the speech communities and their typological profiles. This book is designed to serve as a reference work a |
Table des matières
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CHAPTER THREE COLONIAL HISTORY AND LANGUAGE POLICY IN INSULAR SOUTHEAST ASIA AND MADAGASCAR | 65 |
CHAPTER FOUR RITUAL LANGUAGES SPECIAL REGISTERS AND SPEECH DECORUM IN AUSTRONESIAN LANGUAGES | 87 |
TYPOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS | 110 |
CHAPTER SIX OLD MALAY | 182 |
CHAPTER SEVEN STRUCTURAL DIVERSITY IN THE MALAYIC SUBGROUP | 202 |
CHAPTER EIGHT COLLOQUIAL INDONESIAN | 227 |
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN PHAN RANG CHAM | 489 |
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN MOKEN AND MOKLEN | 513 |
CHAPTER NINETEEN KARO BATAK | 534 |
CHAPTER TWENTY NIAS | 562 |
CHAPTER TWENTYONE JAVANESE | 590 |
CHAPTER TWENTYTWO BUOL | 625 |
CHAPTER TWENTYTHREE MAKASSAR | 649 |
CHAPTER TWENTYFOUR MORI BAWAH | 683 |
CHAPTER NINE TSOU | 259 |
CHAPTER TEN SEEDIQ | 291 |
CHAPTER ELEVEN ILOKO | 326 |
CHAPTER TWELVE TAGALOG | 350 |
CHAPTER THIRTEEN SAMA BAJAU | 377 |
CHAPTER FOURTEEN KIMARAGANG | 397 |
CHAPTER FIFTEEN BELAIT | 429 |
CHAPTER SIXTEEN MALAGASY | 456 |
CHAPTER TWENTYFIVE KAMBERA | 709 |
CHAPTER TWENTYSIX TETUN AND LETI | 735 |
CHAPTER TWENTYSEVEN TABA | 769 |
CHAPTER TWENTYEIGHT BIAK | 793 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
actor voice Adelaar adjectives adverbs affixes alternations argument aspect Austronesian languages Bahasa base basic Belait Blust Borneo Brunei C/IM Canberra Cham child clitics Colloquial Indonesian consonant constructions deictic derived dialect discussed DIST dynamic verbs enclitic example expressed final Formosan languages function genitive glottal stop grammar Iloko indicate infix inflected influence intransitive island Javanese Kambera Karo Kimaragang Leti lexical Malagasy Malay Malayic marked marker meaning Moklen Mori Bawah morpheme morphology morphosyntactic nasal negation Nias nominal noun phrase occur Oceanic Linguistics ofthe Pacific Linguistics particle passive person Philippine languages phonemes phonological plural position possessive possessor preceding predicate prefix preposition proclitic pronominal pronouns reduplication reference reflect relative clause roots Seediq semantic speakers stem stress structure subgroup suffix Sulawesi syllable symmetrical voice syntactic Taal Taba Table Tagalog Tetun transitive verbs Tsou undergoer voice verbal vowel western Austronesian languages words