Language Blocks

Evidence / Source Signal

Evidentiality Reportative Inferential Quotative

How does the speaker know?

advanced advanced Speaker stance

Maksud

A signal that marks whether information is seen, heard, inferred, assumed, reported, remembered, or generally known.

Cara mengenalinya

Ask whether the sentence shows the source of knowledge.

Contoh

Perkataan

apparently|I heard|it seems|they say

Frasa

I heard that|apparently true|it looks like

Ayat

Apparently, the train is late.

Visual guide

Basic shape
claim: the train is late
        ^
evidence layer:
how does speaker know?
I heard / it seems / apparently
Apparently, the train is late.
Compare shape
Evidence choices:
seen       -> direct
I heard    -> heard
they say   -> reported
it seems   -> inferred
apparently -> indirect

Paparan bahasa

Dalam bahasa Anda

Japanese
Kehadiran
medium
Kepentingan

Japanese has useful hearsay and inference markers, though not a mandatory evidential system.

電車が遅れているそうです。

I hear that the train is late.

Dalam bahasa yang dipelajari

Korean (South Korean standard)
Kehadiran
medium
Tahap kesukaran

Korean has useful inference and hearsay-like patterns, but it is not an obligatory evidential system.

비가 오나 봐요.

It seems that rain is coming.


Masalah lazim pelajar

Learners may overuse direct statements and miss common softening or inference forms.

Good transfer potential

This block behaves relatively similarly, so you can transfer intuition more safely between the two languages.

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