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Linglib.Fragments.Dutch.Particles

Dutch Polarity Particles #

@cite{turco-braun-dimroth-2014}

Lexical entries for Dutch sentence-internal polarity particles.

Dutch marks polarity switches (negation → affirmation) primarily via the affirmative particle wel, which appears sentence-internally and carries a pitch accent. This contrasts with German, which uses Verum focus on the finite verb.

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def Fragments.Dutch.Particles.wel :
Core.InformationStructure.PolarityMarkingEntry

wel — Dutch affirmative polarity particle. Sentence-internal, accented, available in both contrast and correction. @cite{turco-braun-dimroth-2014}: dominant strategy in Dutch for neg→affirm switches.

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    def Fragments.Dutch.Particles.allPolarityParticles :
    List Core.InformationStructure.PolarityMarkingEntry
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      theorem Fragments.Dutch.Particles.wel_form :
      wel.form = some "wel"
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      theorem Fragments.Dutch.Particles.wel_sentenceInternal :
      wel.sentenceInternal = true
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      theorem Fragments.Dutch.Particles.wel_contrastOk :
      wel.contrastOk = true
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      theorem Fragments.Dutch.Particles.wel_correctionOk :
      wel.correctionOk = true
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      theorem Fragments.Dutch.Particles.wel_strategy :
      wel.strategy = Core.InformationStructure.PolarityMarkingStrategy.particle