Variations of double nominative in Korean and Japanese

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A personal note. Once Sebastian Lbner and I tried to climb Mount Fuji, the king of mountains. Because of heavy rainfall, we were forced to turn back, and ended in a sauna with a sake bar. The double ascent had became a kind of double passivity; and both of us were disappointed by this failure. The king of cases is the nominative; a double nominative has two kings of di erent descent, sometimes emerging in the passive voice (Leideform in German). This doubling experience made me ultimately decide to write this article.

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