On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 1:52 PM, Felipe Gonçalves Assis
<felipeg.assis@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I am feeling a bit confused about the place structure of gismu for units,
such as {mitre}, {cacra}, etc.
I used to fill their x2 with a number, like {li papimu}, "1.5". However, reading
the simplified gismu list, I see, e.g.,
"
[lo se mitre] a number of metres
"
Does that imply that {lo se mitre} refers to something like "1.5m"? Or
is it really
just a plain number? For example, can I say things like
{ko'a mitre li papimu}
{ko'e cacra li papimu},
and, in that case, can I use {lo se mitre} and {lo se cacra} to mean
{li papimu}?
For instance, would the following make sense?
{lo se mitre cu namcu}
la'e lo se mitre cu namcu .i lo se mitre cu klani lo namcu losi'o gradu lo gugykruca loka clani
{lo se mitre cu mintu li papimu}
{lo se mitre cu mintu lo se cacra}
{ko'a mitre lo se cacra be ko'e}
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