Hey peeps, what does the plain {plipe lo jubme} mean then?
On Sunday, November 4, 2012 6:29:47 PM UTC+4, tsani wrote:I'd say it {ko'a plipe co cpanybi'o lo jubme} for "jump onto"and {koa' plipe co klama lo jubme} for "jump to".i mi'e la tsani mu'oOn 4 November 2012 06:15, Pierre Abbat <ph...@bezitopo.org> wrote:On Sunday, November 04, 2012 05:24:50 la gleki wrote:No. "ko'a plipe fa'a lo jubme" means "He jumped toward the table", except that
> He jumped to the table.
> He jumped onto the table.
>
> .i ko'a mo'u plipe fa'a lo jubme
> .i ko'a mo'u plipe lo jubme
>
> Am I right? Is it how we should understand {plipe}?
"toward" denotes the location, not the direction, of the jump. For "He jumped
onto the table", I'd say "ko'a plipe lo cpana be lo jubme".
Pierre
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