Re: [jboske] lo'e

["Jorge Llambias" <jjllambias@hotmail.com>]

la adam cusku di'e

> On the other hand, as I understand it, while 'broda lo'e brode' doesn't
> imply that 'broda lo brode', 'broda lo brode' does imply that 'broda
> lo'e brode'.

I think there is no _logical_ implication, but I agree there
is often some kind of implication. In other words, {su'o da
zo'u broda tu'o du'u da brode} does not logically entail
{broda tu'o du'u su'o da zo'u da brode}.

> So, once again with chocolate, if one ordinarily dislikes
> almost every piece of chocolate, but that last piece just hit the spot,
> then 'nelci lo cakla' and thus 'nelci lo'e cakla' is true, though 'likes
> chocolate' certainly isn't.

I would describe that situation as:

mi ta'e naku nelci lo'e cakla i ku'i mi nelci le vi cakla
Typically it is not the case that I like chocolate, but
I do like this chocolate.

mu'o mi'e xorxes



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