Wendung · 🗺️ Regional speech
Cê pode me emprestar aquele trem de cortar unha?
Can you lend me that nail-clipper thingy?
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Warum jedes Wort dort steht, wo es steht
Cê1Pronomenyouvocê · 3. Pers. Sg. · SubjektpodeVerbcanpoder · Präsens · 3. Pers. Sg.me2Objektpronomenme1. Pers. Sg. · indirektes Objektemprestar2VerblendInfinitivaqueleBegleiterthatmask. · Sg.trem3Nomenthingmask. · Sg.de3Präpositionforcortar3VerbcuttingInfinitivunha3Nomennailsfem. · Sg.?
- Cê → pode: subject–verb
- me → emprestar: proclisis to infinitive
- trem → unha: descriptive compound
Wörtlich: “Can you lend me that thing for cutting nail?”
Warum sie so gebaut ist
Die Hinweise passen zu den Nummern oben.
- 1Cê = spoken você; opening a question with it sounds very mineiro. Subject pronouns & the spoken person system →
- 2emprestar = "lend" (Spanish prestar); me goes before the infinitive. Object pronouns as spoken →
- 3In Minas, trem stands in for any noun you can't recall: trem de cortar unha. Regional & social variation in grammar →
Varianten
- Você pode me emprestar o cortador de unha?