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Is {overt pronoun subject} + Verb from Indo-European?
Here’s a very simple point about the early formation of Chinook Jargon. Image credit: Lake Forest College 1. Is CJ’s normal grammatical word order (for Active sentences), pronoun Subject + Verb, due to Indo-European influence? Obviously meaning Métis/Canadian French & English. No other member of the Indo-European family has exerted any consistent social pressure on Chinuk Wawa. We’re very safe inferring that the incessant, prominent French & En…
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