Hello everyone!
According the xamoi ckupau of the "reference grammar", the usual outer quantifier of a mass/set is something beginning with pi e.g. piro , pisu'o , pici . That is, we specify which portion of the whole the mass/set comprises. However, what if I want to specify the exact number? For instance
pinonononononononopa loi remna cu bevri le pipno
means that the piano was carried by a mass of humans, numbered earth population x 1E-9, that is, about 7 people. However, what is I want to specify the exact number of people comprising the mass? Is it legitimate to say
ze loi remna cu bevri le pipno
On the other hand, what if I want to use a relative quantifier with individuals? For instance, can I say
pici le nanmu ca tavla
In the sense that "a third of the men are/were/will be talking" (not necessarily to each other or together in some other way)?
Thx a lot for any help!
Best,
Squark