Publication: Burmese in Mon syntax: external influence and internal development
Burmese in Mon syntax: external influence and internal development
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Jenny, M. (2011). Burmese in Mon syntax: external influence and internal development. In S. Srichampa, P. Sidwell, & K. Gregerson (Eds.), Austroasiatic Studies: papers from ICAAL 4 (No. 3; Issue 3, pp. 48–64). SIL International. Mahidol University, Pacific Linguistics.
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Since the 11th century Mon has been in close political, cultural and linguistic contact with Burmese, which led to mutual influence on all levels of the language. Apart from lexical borrowings and calques, the influence of Burmese, though more difficult to demonstrate, can also be seen in Mon syntax. In many cases what looks like Burmese grammatical calques in Mon can also be explained as Mon internal development, or “enhancement of an already existing feature”, i.e. an existing (but maybe marginal) construction type in Mon which beca
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Jenny, M. (2011). Burmese in Mon syntax: external influence and internal development. In S. Srichampa, P. Sidwell, & K. Gregerson (Eds.), Austroasiatic Studies: papers from ICAAL 4 (No. 3; Issue 3, pp. 48–64). SIL International. Mahidol University, Pacific Linguistics.
