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    This document discusses dative-stative constructions in Kannada. It introduces the dative-stative verb "iSTa" meaning "to like" and provides examples of asking if someone likes various drinks such as coffee, tea, milk, beer, lemonade and soft drinks. It also gives examples of chain questioning with someone asking another person if they like a drink and then that person asking someone else.

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    This document discusses dative-stative constructions in Kannada. It introduces the dative-stative verb "iSTa" meaning "to like" and provides examples of asking if someone likes various drinks such as coffee, tea, milk, beer, lemonade and soft drinks. It also gives examples of chain questioning with someone asking another person if they like a drink and then that person asking someone else.

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    9/2/13 Preliminary Lessons

    ccat.sas.upenn.edu/plc/kannada/lesson5.html 1/2
    Lesson 5: Dative-Stative Constructions
    Lesson 5.1: Dative-Stative iSta 'like'
    (it) is liked iSTa
    C
    (it) is not liked. iSTa illa
    C C
    coffee kaafi
    Nz
    tea Tii
    i
    milk haalu

    beer biiru

    but aad(a)re
    Bu
    that much; enough aSTu
    A
    all that much; that's
    all
    aSTe
    A
    to me nanage
    wwS
    very much tumba
    q

    5.2: Variations:
    1.a. Do you like coffee?
    nimage kaafi
    iSTavaa?
    xS Nz
    C?
    b. Does he like coffee?
    avarige kaafi
    iSTavaa?
    AS Nz
    C?
    c. Do (you) like tea? nimage Tii iSTavaa?
    xS i
    C?
    9/2/13 Preliminary Lessons
    ccat.sas.upenn.edu/plc/kannada/lesson5.html 2/2
    d. No, (I) don't like tea.
    illa, nanage Tii iSTa
    illa
    C wwS
    iC C C
    e. I like milk a lot.
    nanage haalu tumba
    iSTa
    wwS
    q
    C

    5.3 Chain Questions:
    A to B: Do you like
    coffee?
    kaafi iSTavaa?
    Nz
    C?
    B to A: Yes, I like
    coffee.
    havdu, kaafi
    iSTa
    u,
    Nz C
    B to C: Do (you) like
    tea?
    Tii iStavaa?
    i C?
    Do you want coffee? kaafi beekaa?
    Nz N?
    Do you want milk? haalu beekaa?
    N?
    Do you like beer? biiru iSTavaa?
    C?
    Do you like
    lemonade?
    sarpat iSTavaa?
    yq
    C?
    Do you like soft
    drinks?
    kooLDrinks
    iSTavaa?
    Nw
    C?

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