On Fri, Apr 18, 2003 at 06:39:16PM -0400, Pierre Abbat wrote:
> On Friday 18 April 2003 18:30, Craig wrote:
> > >".y" is in selma'o Y, not UI - can it really be negated?
> >
> > Y shouldn't be negatable. Y is not negatable in actual usage. The Book does
> > not mention Y being negatable. Jbofi'e thinks Y is negatable. Jordan tells
> > me that the BNF disagrees. Hrm, looks like Y is not negatable.
>
> What about {mi viska le bloti .ui .y. nai}?
The way the bnf is defined that would not parse, unfortunately.
The rules for that stuff are informal though; they shouldn't be
taken too literally. "Y" really ought to be dealt with at the same
level as si/sa/su, as someone mentioned.
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