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Sentence no. 53  

English: Where is my sweater [the cold].

Type: illocutive



Adyghe

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Albanian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Ku është pulovr-a ime se po bё-n ftohtё?
where be. prs .3 sg sweater- nom . sg . def . f nom .1 sg . f comp prog do- prs .3 sg cold
Where is my sweater, because it is cold?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

Arabic

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

ʔajna sitrat=ii sʕuufijj-at-u ʔal-dʒaww-u baarid-u-n
where vest( f ). s . nom =1 s . poss def -woollen- s . f - nom def -weather( m ). s - nom cold. m . s - nom - indef
Where is my woolen vest, the weather is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing and the caused events are not expressed in a single sentence.

Armenian (Eastern)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Orteġ=ē sviter-s, c‘urt=ē?
where=be. prs .3 sg sweater- poss _1 sg cold=be. prs .3 sg
Where is my sweater, it’s cold?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

cé=la +súdr-i kárt=əla
where=3 f shirt( f )- p .1 sg cold( f )=3 f
Where is my shirt? It is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because it is a biclausal construction with a dependent causal clause.

Basque

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Belarusian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Catalan

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

On és el meu jersei? Fa fred.
where be. prs .3 sg def . sg . m 1 sg . poss . sg . m jumper( m ). sg ? do. prs .3 sg cold( m ). sg
Where is my sweater? It is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Chinese (Mandarin)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

zài lěng tiān chuān-de máoyī zài nǎ?
i in cold weather wear- adjm sweater be in where
I am cold, where is my sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Chuvash (Maloe Karachkino)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

English

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Note: The intended meaning cannot be expressed in a single sentence.

Erzya

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

koso monʲ svitra-m, seks što jakšamo
where my sweater-1 sg . poss .3 sg because what cold
Where is my sweater <?> [cold]?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase

Filipino

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Nasaán ang=panggináw=ko at malamíg?
where nom =sweater=1 sg . gen and cold
Where is my sweater, as it is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

French

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

est mon pull ? Il fait froid.
where be. prs .3 sg poss .1 sg . m sweater( m )? 3 sg . m do. prs .3 sg cold( m )
Where is my sweater? It is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

German

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Wo ist mein Pullover gegen die Kälte?
where be. prs .3 sg my. nom sweater( m )[ sg . nom ] against def . acc cold( f )[ sg . acc ]
Where is my sweater against the cold?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a caused event adnominal dependent.

Guro

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

an le ká? Naa, dùnù à, le wɩ́ ma le
1 sg poss clothes where? so cold cop 3 sg . nsbj poss affair on top
Where is my clothes? It is cold indeed.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing and the caused events are not expressed in a single sentence. 

Indonesian (Standard)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

di mana sweater-ku? saya kedinginan
in where sweater- poss .1 i cold
Where is my sweater? Because I am cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Italian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

dov’ è il mio maglione pesante
where be. prs .3 sg def . m . sg poss .1 sg . m . sg sweater thick. sg
Where is my thick sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is not explicitly expressed.

Japanese

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Samu-i kedo boku-no sēta-ga doko?
cold- prs but i - gen sweater- nom where
It is cold, but where is my sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

Karelian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

n.a.
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Kazakh

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

meniŋ žempir-im qayda?
my sweater- poss .1 sg where
Where is my sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is not explicitly expressed.

Khanty (Northern)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

n.a.
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Khmer

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

nɤw1 ˀae2 naː3 ˀaːw4 rɔŋiə5 rɔbɒh khɲom prʊəh khɲom rɔŋiə
where1,2,3 sweater4,5 poss 1 sg pr ƱƏ h 1 sg be_cold
Where is my sweater, because I am cold?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

Khwarshi

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

na di-he sviter mada-ha l-ujc’a gołe
where-1 sg - ad sweater street- ad iv -freeze\ aor be. prs
Where is my sweater? It's cold outside.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

Kumyk

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

qʼajda meni žilet-im maʁa suwuqʼ
where i . gen vest- p _1 sg i . dat cold
Where is my sweater, am I cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Latvian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Kur ir man-s svīter-is pret aukstum-u?
where be. prs .3 my- nom . sg . m sweater- nom . sg against cold- acc . sg
Where is my sweater against cold?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the caused event is not explicitly expressed.

Lezgian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

zi perem-∅ hina wa
my shirt. s - abs where.be 
Where is my shirt?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the caused event is not explicitly expressed.

Lithuanian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Man šalta, kur mano megztin-is?
i . dat cold- adv , where my sweater( m )- nom . sg
I am cold, where is my sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Moksha

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

jakšamə! Kosa mon' svitər-z'ə
cold where me. gen sweater-1 sg . poss . sg
It’s cold, where is my sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

53

Status: alternate; causal marker: ezda GEN

bjakšamə-t' ezdə kosi mon' svitər-z'ə
cold- def . sg . gen me. abl where where. gen sweater-1 sg . poss . sg
It’s cold, where is my sweater?

Norwegian (Bokmål)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Hvor er genser-en min? Det er så kald-t.
where be. prs sweater- def . sg my be. prs so cold- indf . n
Where is my sweater? It is so cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Polish

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Gdzie jest mój sweter?
where be. prs .3 sg my. nom . sg . m sweater[ nom . sg ]
Where is my sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is not explicitly expressed.

Russian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Gde moj sviter? Mne xolodno.
where my. m . nom . sg sweater( m )[ nom . sg ]? i . dat cold
Where is my sweater? I am cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing and the caused events are not expressed in a single sentence.

Serbian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

gde mi je džemper za zim-u
where i . dat be. prs .3 sg sweater. nom . sg prep coldness- acc . sg
Where is my sweater for the cold weather?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as an adnominal dependent in the main clause.

Shughni

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

n.a.
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Slovenian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Kje je moj-a jopic-a, ker je zunaj mrzlo?
where be. prs .3 sg my- m . nom . sg sweater( f )[ nom . sg ] because be. prs .3 sg outside cold?
Where is my sweater, because it is cold outside?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

Spanish

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

¿dónde está mi saco porque hace frío?
where be. prs .3 sg 1 sg . poss . sg . m jumper( m ). sg because_of make. prs .3 sg cold( m ). sg ?
Where is my sweater because it is cold?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the causing event is expressed as a dependent clause, not a noun phrase.

Swedish

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Var är min vintertröja?
where be. prs my. c . sg winter_sweater
Where is my winter sweater?
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the caused event is not explicitly expressed.

Telugu

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

sveṭar ekkaḍ' uṁdi? cali-gā uṁdi.
my sweater. sg where be. prs .3 sg . nm ? cold. sg - advz be. prs .3 sg . nm
Where is my sweater? There is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression correspoṁding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression correspoṁding to the caused event.

Udmurt (South)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Kytyn mynam sviter-e, mynym keźyt.
where i . gen sweater- p .1 sg i . dat cold
Where is my sweater? I am cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Ukrainian

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Де мій світер? Холодно.
where 1 sg . poss . m . sg sweater( m ). nom . sg ? i t_is_cold.
Where is my sweater? It is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.

Urdu

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

Yupik (Siberian)

53

Status: main; causal marker: n.a.

naːɣu maqalʁi qaːsli-qa, aqɬaʁaχtaː
where warm. abs . sg upper-1 sg . poss . abs . sg get_cold+ ind . tr +3 sg .3 sg ]
Where is my warm outer [clothes]? It is cold.
Note: This translation is not included in the database because the expression corresponding to the causing event is not a syntactic dependent of the expression corresponding to the caused event.