After 8 years , I saw this video , and helped me in my presentation , and made me understand the reduplication very well :) Thank you so much I hope you now in a good health 💚

I really liked this!

great lecture with great pronunciation.

Perfect! Just what I needed for my term paper! Thank you!

Reduplication is also attested in Nemangbetu, my language. That's why I felt very interested in whatching this presentation.

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Thank you for sharing! very useful!

Thanks Dr

Thanks!

thank u vry much sir

Ilang-ilang is Tagalog. The Malay term for it is "kenanga" which is borrowed as the genus name Cananga.

Explained very good

Is this an example of reduplication? One of my Italian FB contacts - an educated woman - was thanking people who wished her a happy birthday. She typed "Ringrazio tutti-tutti... etc". "I thank all-all... etc". She meant to stress "all", no-one excepted.

I want to know about the originating morpheme; how do I know if it’s the originating morpheme since it can be the second half,first half,neither or both halves. Please answer I have to explain this lesson on Sunday

Does reduplication become part of grammer or not ?

and what means this kind of reduplication: baby-schmaby, doctor-schmoctor...?

I am the Indonesian We don't say books But buku-buku😀

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NO.....dalawa is 'two' in Filipino; wet is 'basa'