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Re: [lojban] re prenu
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- Subject: Re: [lojban] re prenu
- From: John E Clifford <clifford-j@sbcglobal.net>
- Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 17:01:05 -0700 (PDT)
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At least officially, {re prenu} is equivalent to
{re lo prenu} and {lo} is used for distrbutive
predication. That is, each carries it
separately. I think that that would be the answer
on any of the suggested changes in these
expressions, if for no other reason than that
{re} distributes even the most collectivized
sumti, taking them separately.
--- Yanis Batura <ybatura@mail.ru> wrote:
> And another question.
>
> {re prenu cu bevri lo pipno}
>
> Are these {re prenu} carrying the piano
> together (as in {loi} or when using {joi}), or
> this statement is true for both persons
separately?
- References:
- re prenu
- From: Yanis Batura <ybatura@mail.ru>