KimG Diglot Groupie Norway Joined 4922 days ago 88 posts - 104 votes Speaks: Norwegian*, English Studies: Portuguese, Swahili
| Message 1 of 1 10 October 2015 at 2:35pm | IP Logged |
I got a question about swahili personal possessives. Swahili is SVO Word order, and personal possessives take agreement With the posessed. Mtoto wangu, kisu changu, kuku zenu, etc.
But i thoght a bit, is it possible to be grammatical correct and write a sentence starting with a noun of a different class than the possessive who follow it, and put the possessed elsewhere in the sentence? Like "Kuku wako Mtoto alileta"? And start with indirect Object?
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