7.1603, Disc: Imperative pronominals

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LINGUIST List:  Vol-7-1603. Wed Nov 13 1996. ISSN: 1068-4875. Lines:  59
 
Subject: 7.1603, Disc: Imperative pronominals
 
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Date:  Sun, 03 Nov 1996 14:53:47 EST
From:  kate at global2000.net (Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber)
Subject:  Imperative pronominals
 
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Date:  Sun, 03 Nov 1996 14:53:47 EST
From:  kate at global2000.net (Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber)
Subject:  Imperative pronominals
 
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To: kate at global2000.net
From: rmccalli at sunmuw1.MUW.Edu (Rick Mc Callister)
Subject: imperative pronouns
 
        Voseo dialects of Spanish have a related phenomenon in that they
use tu forms for object pronouns: e.g. andate vos, o=ED lo que te esta
diciendo, etc. There is some vacilation re: prepositional & emphatic object
pronouns
e.g. voy con vos/voy contigo, te lo digo a vos/te lo digo a vos.
        I've heard many South American speakers, especially Chileans and
Colombians, use tuteo for indicative sentences and voseo for commands.
        This, of course, is due to tuteo's standard position.
 
 
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