Re: [lojban] nu pa moi se nunkei la'e lu lo do ckiku ma zvati li'u lu'u

[Luke Bergen <lukeabergen@gmail.com>]

and po'e mi would be like "my arm" or "my father".

It always confused me that people listed them like that (pe, po, po'e).  I still get tripped up thinking things like "oh, so then for attaching incidental info I would use ne, .... no, .. no'e?"

I'm still trying to train myself to think of it as

poi - noi

pe - ne

po'u - no'u

and po and po'e are like their own little beasts.  Which brings up another question.  Why no incidental versions of {po} and {po'e}?  All the other restrictive markers have incidental counterparts.

On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 3:18 PM, Lindar <lindarthebard@yahoo.com> wrote:

regarding ki'e, the reason it wants the person thanked is because it's
in selma'o COI, just like je'e, vi'o, doi, and others.

Also, re pe/po.
pe mi is my chair at work or the friend of a friend.
po mi is the chair I bought last week or the sandwhich I brought for
lunch.

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