Tyap/Adverbs

Definition and Types
An adverb tells more about a verb.

Types of adverb
 * Adverb of Manner:e.g shenshwuon, makpat, chachaat, ghan, akafiyang


 * Adverb of time: manini, atswon, taulyia, kuzang-mam, lyuo, aliyang, nyet gbang-gbang, harmanini,afwun


 * Adverb of place: aji, ajau, kpankpan, gban-kayau


 * Adverb of degree: gbamgbam
 * Adverb of frequency: kuzanjen, nchiring.

Adverb Formation (Bwoi 'A̱kwa'):
Tyap language adverbs, regardless of dialect are mainly formed from adjectives, as well as from nouns in varying but closely related ways.
 * Adverbs can be derived from adjectives by the addition of the prefix "m-".

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 * Adverbs are again derived from nouns by the addition of the "a̱-" prefix.

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 * It may as well be formed from a noun through other ways.

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