The Inclusive and the Exclusive in Mongolian

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Tumurtogoo Domii
National University of Mongolia

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A phenomena of the inclusive was first introduced to the Altaic linguistics when a famous turkologist O. Bohtlink' had considered the structure of the first-personal plural pronoun in Yakut biz “we” as consisting of the components bi + si “J + уди”.

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Domii , T. (2006). The Inclusive and the Exclusive in Mongolian . Acta Mongolica, 6(267), 77–78. Retrieved from https://journal.num.edu.mn/actamongolica/article/view/6737
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Vol. 6 No. 267 (2006): Acta Mongolica
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