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... The Barayin language is spoken in Chad (Africa) by about 5,000 people [5]. However, there are four dialects, only two of which share mutual intelligibility [6]. These two dialects, with about 3,000 total speakers, are the only ones that have been the subject of linguistic analysis [7]. ...
... Words in Kodi often vary in how many syllables they contain. There are three different wordshortening processes illustrated in the examples (4) through(6). ...
This article describes two distinct but related grammaticalization paths in Barayin, an East Chadic language. One path is from a first-person plural pronoun to a first-person dual pronoun. Synchronically, the pronominal forms in Barayin with first-person dual number must now be combined with a plural addressee enclitic, nà, to create a first-person plural pronoun. This path is identical to what has been documented in Philippine-Type languages. The other path is from a first-person dative suffix to a suffix dedicated to first-person hortative. This path of grammaticalization has not been discussed in the literature. It occurred in several related languages, and each case results in a hortative form with a dual subject. Hortative forms with a plural subject are created by adding a plural addressee marker to the dual form. The plural addressee marker in Chadic languages is derived from a second-person pronominal.
