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From: Opi Lauma <opi_lauma@yahoo.com>
Subject: na'e selbri1 selbri2 = (na'e selbri1) selbri2 ?
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Hello,

is it right that { na'e selbri1 selbri2 = (na'e
selbri1) selbri2 } or may be { na'e selbri1 selbri2 =
(na'e selbri1 selbri2) }?

For example, {mi na'e sutra tavla} means that it is
not true that I speak fast (an it is not clear whether
I speak at all), or it means that I speak and I speak
not fast?

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