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Clitics of Manggarai Language: the Case of Central Manggarai Dialect in West Flores Indonesia
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To obtain data this study involved informants as a data source from whom recording speech was
done and to whom relevant Indonesian sentences were given to be translated into Central
Manggarai Dialect (CMD). Text document by Verheijen (1977) was also used to triangulate. For
the purpose of validity and reliability, the data were discussed also with the researcher’s
colleagues particularly those of native speakers of CMD. Then the concept of Zwicky in Spencer
(1991) about simple clitics special clitics and the base (bound base or root bound) were used as
theoretical guide and base. From the data it can be concluded that CMD applies three kinds of
clitics, namely personal pronoun clitics (-k, -h, -i,-km, -t, -m, -s) for subject referencing,
possessive clitics (-k, -m, -n, -km, -t, -s, -d) to indicate possession, and bound word clitics. The
bound word clitics are ngger- and ki-. The ngger- clitic initializes the prepositions of place to
form prepositions of directions. Meanwhile, the ki- clitic are attached by possessive clitics to
denote in process activities. In addition, except the possessive clitics, the personal pronoun clitics
tend to attach to the last word of any class of words in sentence.
Key Words: Clitics, Manggarai language, Central Manggarai Dialect
Copyright©2017, Agustinus Semiun. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited
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| Penulis |
Agustinus Semiun - Personal Name
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| Student ID |
195612311983031026
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| Penguji | |
| Kode Prodi PDDIKTI |
88103
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| Edisi | |
| Departement |
Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris
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| Kontributor | |
| Bahasa |
English
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| Penerbit | : Malang., 2017 |
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| Subyek | |
| No Panggil |
881.03 SEM C
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| Copyright | |
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