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=Grammatical focus= | |||
Grammatical focus is used to draw attention of the listener and is always in the main level verb phrase ([[bridi]]). | Grammatical focus is used to draw attention of the listener and is always in the main level verb phrase ([[bridi]]). | ||
The most usual method of shifting focus is by using {{jvs|fi'o}} | The most usual method of shifting focus is by using {{jvs|fi'o}}. | ||
{{mu|mi djuno lo du'u do stati}} | {{mu|mi djuno lo du'u do stati|I know that you are smart.}} | ||
is turned into | is turned into | ||
{{mu|fi'o djuno mi do stati}} | {{mu|fi'o djuno mi do stati|As I know, you are smart.}} | ||
[[Category:ELG]] | [[Category:ELG]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 1 July 2014
Grammatical focus
Grammatical focus is used to draw attention of the listener and is always in the main level verb phrase (bridi).
The most usual method of shifting focus is by using fi'o.
| mi djuno lo du'u do stati I know that you are smart. |
is turned into
| fi'o djuno mi do stati As I know, you are smart. |