Very often {ka} is translated using infinitives in English:1. {mi gleki lo ka tavla do} = I am glad to talk to you.Compare:2. {mi gleki lo nu tavla do} = I am glad that someone is talking to you (maybe that I talk to you but that isn't asserted).We can rephrase the first example:3. {mi gleki lo nu mi tavla do} = I am glad that I talk to you.Obviously, the first and the third examples are almost the same in meaning.2015-07-08 20:42 GMT+03:00 Leo Beltran <leobe...@mail.com>:--I’m now trying to learn abstractions (not as easy as I thought) an I can’t see the differences between “mi gleki lo nu tavla do” and “mi gleki lo ka tavla do.” For me they are the same. Do you agree?
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