[lojban] Re: jordis

[Jorge "Llambías" <jjllambias2000@yahoo.com.ar>]

--- Martin Bays wrote:
> Does that leave any way to emphasize constructs? A {ba'e} before each word
> would be both cumbersome and inaccurate ("*my* *wife*" and "*my wife*" are
> different both in pronunciation and meaning). The only option I can see is to
> co-opt {fu'e} - am I missing something less kludgey?

I suppose {fu'e} would be the best way to do it. (We then lose the
possibility of emphasizing {fu'e} itself, but that doesn't seem
to be too big a loss.) That allows to differentiate things like 
"*buying shoes*" from "*buying* shoes" and "buying *shoes*",
which you can't do with a simple {ba'e} either.
 
mu'o mi'e xorxes



		
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