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1 Uses of the subject marker が with stative predicates
Use the particle て for “objects” of stative predicates. Stative predicates include:
(i) stative verbs (ぜィ...ぞィ...ェづィ...めでィ...見ぢィ...聞ねぢィ etc.)
(ii) adjectives (好でぺ ‘be fond of’...でァぞぺ ‘dislike’...ねェぞ ‘be scared’ etc.) (iii) ×べぞ forms of verbs (食んべぞ...院べぞ...行でべぞ etc.)
1. 宿題てべどはカぜィ〜 2. 山て見ぢィ〜
3. 先生よ話て聞ねぢィ〜 4. ぽも時関てぞィ〜
5. 日本語て分づィ〜 6. 話て出来ィ〜
7. 日本語て好でぺ〜
8. デΒパてでァぞぺ〜 9. 日本語てひだぴぺ〜
I have a lot of homework.
I can see the mountain.
I can hear the teacher’s talk. I need more time.
I understand Japanese.
I can have a conversation.
I like Japanese.
I don’t like the class.
I am good at Japanese.
The object of ×べぞ forms of verbs can be marked either by て or オ. This is because the original verb is non-stative, but the ×べぞ form is stative.
10. びぱ′て−オ′′食んべぞ〜
11. つぱゥぞ瑛雅′て−オ′′見べぞ〜 12. つぞぱぞラ【Δ′て−オ′′院べぞ〜 13. ねよ本′て−オ′′読べづぽべ〜
I want to eat sushi.
I want to watch an interesting movie. I want to drink delicious beer.
I wanted to read this book.
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