Bulgarian "deeprichastie"
E. Wayles Browne
ewb2 at cornell.edu
Mon Jun 10 23:38:23 UTC 1996
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>But all this is only just one standpoint. It does not take into
>consideration English linguistic tradition. I would be very
>curious to hear native speakers if a term like adverbial participle
>would be acceptable in English linguistic tradition to describe
>this phenomenon in Slavic languages.
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>Danko Sipka, Visiting Professor
Adverbial participle is OK, but I think verbal adverb is even better
(and, by chance, corresponds even better to _glagolski prilog_).
Wayles Browne, Assoc. Prof. of Linguistics
Department of Linguistics
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