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Could you give examples where the English "promise" means anything
other than what is promised, {lo se nupre}?
What I really try to say is "You promise is silly". What does it mean? "The action you are promised to do is silly"? "The event that you have given a promise is silly"? "The event that you are keeping to fulfil you promise is silly"? Nothing of this in particular and all of this at once. ... zo banzu na terbri la'e vo'a ... -- Cyril Slobin <lj user="slobin">