| In a message dated 6/20/2001 6:25:42 PM Central Daylight Time,
rob@twcny.rr.com writes: .i le da'i logji cmavo poi roroi mapti zoi <if, then> cu du lo da'i logji Something ain't quite right here -- and in a previous post from the same source. I guess that -- whether discursive or "attitudinal" -- {da'i} can go anywhere in a sentence, but it seems pretty clear that in at least some places here it is adjectival to {logji cmavo}, meaning either "supposed" or "{da'i}-like" ({se sruma}, more or less, or {me zo da'i} more or less). The point is clear and certainly true, but the mode of _expression_ leaves a bit to be desired (am I about to be plonked again?) |