On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 6:33 PM, Luke Bergen <lukeabergen@gmail.com> wrote:{lo melbi (ku) cu li'i cerni (vau) kei ko (vau)}
> ta'o
>> "lo melbi ko
>> li'i cerni" (have a beautiful morning, or literally, be the
>> experiencer of a beautiful experience of a morning).
>
> I'm having a little trouble parsing this myself. Let's see. {lo melbi ko
> li'i cerni} -> {lo melbi ku cu li'i cerni ko} ?
>
> Could someone with a bit more knowledge break it down correctly for me?
You can't elide "kei" if you put "ko" at the end.
"li'i cerni (vau) (kei)" is the selbri, "lo melbi (ku)" and "ko" are
> How
> many sumti are there, which chunk is the selbri (if any), etc...
its two sumti.
Remember that "NU .... (KEI)" converts a bridi, in this case the bridi
"(zo'e) cerni (zo'e) (zo'e) (vau)" into the selbri: "li'i (zo'e) cerni
(zo'e) (zo'e) (vau) (kei)".
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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