You are the intended listener in those statements, which makes you
{do}. Therefore you can use {ko} to refer to yourself. After all, when
you're telling yourself something you're also listening to yourself.
-epkat
On 5/9/06, Michael Hendricks <michael@ndrix.org> wrote:
Is there an imperative form of {mi}? I looked through the cmavo list,
but didn't see anything besides {ko}. If there's no cmavo, what's a
good way to convey the same concept? I'm thinking of statements like
the entries in a todo list where I might write "wash the car" or "pay
the phone bill". I think of those statements being imperative to
myself.
--
Michael
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