Grammaticalization and subjectification in the semantic domain of possibility in Kirundi (Bantu, JD62) Koen Bostoen, Ferdinand Mberamihigo and Gilles‑Maurice de Schryver Abstract This article is a first systematic stud

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Date: 2012-12-10 02:17:22 Semantics Linguistic modality Modal verb Grammaticalization Auxiliary verb Epistemic modality Modal logic Verb Evidentiality Linguistics Grammatical moods Grammar		Grammaticalization and subjectification in the semantic domain of possibility in Kirundi (Bantu, JD62) Koen Bostoen, Ferdinand Mberamihigo and Gilles‑Maurice de Schryver Abstract This article is a first systematic stud Add to Reading List Source URL: tshwanedje.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,45 MB Share Document on Facebook

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