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Discourse Particles: Descriptive and theoretical investigations on the logical, syntactic and pragmatic properties of discourse particles in GermanEdited by Werner Abraham
[Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 12] 1991
► pp. 163–202
Edited by Werner Abraham
[Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 12] 1991
► pp. 163–202
‘Wir sind ja doch alte bekannte’. The use of German ja and doch als modal particles
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