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{{Gloss
{{Gloss
|phrase = Wanku yakitsitsalá keklomanálo kaynanči
|phrase = Wanku yakitsítsala keklománalo kaynanči
| IPA =  
| IPA = /'waŋko jaki't͡sit͡sala kɛklo'manalo ka'jant͡ʃi/
| morphemes = Wanku ya-kitsitsa-lá ke~kloma-ná-lo kay-nan-či  
| morphemes = Wanku ya-kitsitsa-lá ke~kloma-ná-lo kay-nan-či  
| gloss = DIST 1S.AGT-talk.about-PST REDUP~talk-INTR.STAT-DET.thin.upright.object good-be-NEG
| gloss = DIST 1S.AGT-talk.about-PST REDUP~talk-INTR.STAT-DET.thin.upright.object good-be-NEG
| translation = That one I mentioned earlier, the one chatting there, is not a good person. Lit. "Over there I mentioned, talk-talks the thin one good is not".
| translation = That one I mentioned earlier, the one chatting there, is not a good person. Lit. "Over there I mentioned, talk-talks the thin one good is not".
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<!-- In above sentence, intransitive stative "-ná-" is etymologically related to copula "-nan-" (to be).  Both are cognates to Minhast "-an" intransitive marker and Nankôre "iná" intransitive auxiliary -->
<!-- In above sentence, intransitive stative "-ná-" is etymologically related to copula "-nan-" (to be).  Both are cognates to Minhast "-an" intransitive marker and Nankôre "iná" intransitive auxiliary.  I don't know why the regressive stress shift occurs -->
<!-- "-tsa-" = collective marker? -->
<!-- "-tsa-" = collective marker? -->