Vid Sintef schrieb: > Some people would put a space between "le" and "nu", while others would > write it as "lenu". those are called cmavo clusters, but they have no significance in the language at all, so it doesn't matter wether you say le nu with a pause or without or write them with a space or without one. > The cmavo list seems to be saying that "ledo ..." or "lemi ..." etc. is > respectively a distinctive vocabulary differing from "le do ..." or "le > mi ...". the meaning of lemi is the same as the meaning of le mi, since they are the same actually. > The same question goes for the comparison between ".i se ri'a bo ..." > and ".iseri'abo ...", for example. > Is it just a matter of personal preference or is there some particular > signification in it? it's just personal preference. some people argue that their text is easier to read when they clearly group cmavo that belong together. - Timo
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