On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 10:01 AM, neizyn.
<sjacket@gmail.com> wrote:
coi
.i mi'e neizyn.
Sorry, I'm just a beginnger! but I was wondering about a special situation.
Suppose there's a group of girls with one guy; I'm talking to one of the girls, and I make a statement referring to the guy without unambiguously referring to him by name or other reference. This is because he's the only person in the group like that. Say he's blonde. Is there a way I can say that "someone is blond" oooooor 'blonde exists/obtains such that x is blonde' ? Better yet, could I use that with some kind of reference?
{pa pelxre} == {pa da poi pelkre} => "one X which-is golden-haired"
{pa lo prenu poi pelxre} => "A singular person which-is blonde"
{lo pelxre prenu} => "One or more blonde type-of person"
{ko'a goi (any of the above)} => "It-1, which-is what we will call {any of the above)"
I'm sure there's other ways to do it as well, but those are the most obvious, to me at any rate.