Answer to Question #66296 in English for Harleen Brar

Question

KWAKUM
Consider the following phonetically transcribed data from Kwakum.

[sɛbɔmmɛ] ‘We bought (a long time ago).’
[sɛbɔmko] ‘We bought (recently).’
[sɛbɔmkowɛɛ] ‘We did not buy (recently).’
[njebɔmmɛ] ‘I bought (a long time ago).’
[ɔbɔmmɛ] ‘You (sg) bought (a long time ago).’
[jebɔmko] ‘They bought (recently).’
[nɛbɔmko] ‘You (pl) bought (recently).’
[abɔmmɛwɛɛ] ‘He/she did not buy (a long time ago).’

Match each of the following meanings with a Kwakum morpheme, indicating whether it
is a root or an affix; if it is an affix, indicate whether it is a prefix, suffix, or infix.
‘I’
‘we’
‘you (sg)’
‘you (pl)’
‘he/she’
‘they’
‘buy’
‘not’
‘(recently)’
‘(a long time ago)’

Answer 1

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