Some Remarks on Coordinate and Subordinate Structures in Acadian French=Quelques remarques sur les structures coordonnées et subordonnées en français acadien
Year:
1983
Author :
Volume and number:
, 77
Collection:
, 1
Journal:
, Moderna Sprak
Pages :
, 45-53
Abstract
An examination of Acadian French spoken in the Canadian Maritime Provinces. Coordinate & subordinate structures are examined because they deviate noticeably from Standard French constructions. Data are drawn from several recent novels, most notably A. Maillet's La Sagouine (The Squirrel-Monkey). Discussed is use of pis (puis 'then') as a conjunction, often replacing et 'and'. Usage of ou 'or' is also examined. B. Annesser Murray
Theme :
AcadiaAtlantic CanadaFrancophones
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