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The Origin and Development of Tuyuca Evidentials

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El sistema sincrónico de evidenciales en tuyuca, una lengua tucano oriental hablada en la región del Vaupés, en Colombia, se presenta como sufijos obligatorios en el verbo independiente y concuerda con el sujeto, número y género.

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1984Evidentials in the Tuyuca Verb

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