Palabras clave
Cuantificadores
Plural
Contable
Masivo
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Resumen
El presente dossier "Estudios sobre la distinción masivo-contable" de la Revista LIAMES – Línguas Indígenas Americanas presenta la investigación de la distribución sintáctica e interpretación de nombres contables y masivos en seis lenguas indígenas: Parkatêjê (Macro Jê), Rikbaktsa (Macro Jê), Kheuól do Uaçá (lengua criolla), Nadëb (Naduhup), Ticuna (lengua aislada) y Wa'ikhana (Tukano Oriental).
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