2018
DOI: 10.15304/elg.ve1.3585
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<em>Nós</em> e <em>a gente</em> no português brasileiro: concordâncias e discordâncias

Abstract: ResumoDiscutimos neste artigo o encaixamento linguístico da variação e mudança dos pronomes nós e a gente no português brasileiro. Analisamos as construções nós com o morfema plural -mos (nós moramos/nós morávamos), concordância plural; nós sem o morfema de plural -mos (nós mora/nós morou/nós morava), não concordância; a gente sem o morfema plural -mos (a gente mora/a gente morou/a gente morava), concordância singular. Aná-lises conjuntas destas construções permitem entender dinâmicas sociolinguísticas da impl… Show more

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“…The authors noted a strong interaction between the two variables of phonic salience and verb tense, given that the plural vs. singular opposition is less salient in imperfect forms (amava/amávamos) than in preterit forms (amou/amamos). More recent studies combine both variables into a single group (e.g., Mattos 2013Mattos , 2017Foeger 2014;Benfica 2016;Foeger et al 2017;Naro et al 2017;Scherre et al 2018aScherre et al , 2018b. We follow the precedent of these previous studies in combining phonic salience and verbal tense into one variable.…”
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“…The authors noted a strong interaction between the two variables of phonic salience and verb tense, given that the plural vs. singular opposition is less salient in imperfect forms (amava/amávamos) than in preterit forms (amou/amamos). More recent studies combine both variables into a single group (e.g., Mattos 2013Mattos , 2017Foeger 2014;Benfica 2016;Foeger et al 2017;Naro et al 2017;Scherre et al 2018aScherre et al , 2018b. We follow the precedent of these previous studies in combining phonic salience and verbal tense into one variable.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…(50-year-old Uruguayan man 3 ) Once all the verbs with first-person referents had been identified, both in their singular (referring to either expressed and unexpressed nós or a gente, depending on the previously expressed pronoun) and plural form (referring to nós), they were subjected to a multivariable analysis. The decision to include singular forms and further investigate whether the referent was nós or a gente (and code accordingly) was based on the fact that verbal agreement with nós subjects is variable in Brazilian Portuguese (Omena 1996a(Omena , 1996bNaro et al 1999;Vianna 2011;Vianna and Lopes 2015;Lopes 2003;Zilles 2005;Muniz 2008;Rubio 2012;Mattos 2013Mattos , 2017Foeger 2014;Benfica 2016;Foeger et al 2017;Naro et al 2017;Scherre et al 2018aScherre et al , 2018bamong others). While a gente subjects may also take plural verbal morphemes in some areas of Brazil, this occurred only once in both varieties of Aceguá Portuguese (Pacheco 2014), coinciding with Zilles's results for Porto Alegre, the largest city in the area (Zilles 2005, p. 36).…”
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