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The Form of lai-X(来X) as Compounds in Shaoxing Dialect

Lingling Li

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The compounds in the form of lai-X are common in Wu dialects.Lai-da(来大),lai-tong(来同),lai-hang(来夯)'s gradual weaken process are from space to time.Different from other Wu dialects,as aspect markers,their discriminations are not from personal pronoun asymmetry,but from space position.We confirm this through the discussion on grammatical functions and sound differences.

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The compounds in the form of lai-X are common in Wu dialects.Lai-da(来大),lai-tong(来同),lai-hang(来夯)'s gradual weaken process are from space to time.Different from other Wu dialects,as aspect markers,their discriminations are not from personal pronoun asymmetry,but from space position.We confirm this through the discussion on grammatical functions and sound differences.

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The compounds in the form of lai-X are common in Wu dialects.Lai-da(来大),lai-tong(来同),lai-hang(来夯)'s gradual weaken process are from space to time.Different from other Wu dialects,as aspect markers,their discriminations are not from personal pronoun asymmetry,but from space position.We confirm this through the discussion on grammatical functions and sound differences.

Key concepts: Pronoun, Space (punctuation), Mathematics, Position (finance), Asymmetry, Linguistics, Physics, Philosophy

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