Subject: Re: Draft ka lesson (was Re: status of ka

From: John Cowan <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 21:33:03 -0400 (EDT)

Nick NICHOLAS scripsit:

> When you want to say that happens in the world, you use nu.

*Potentially* happens. Again, lo nu la al. gor. cu ralju ubusy.
is not meaningless or empty; it is an event that didn't fasnu.

Otherwise all is well, except for the missing last graf, which I cannot
write any better than you can.

I see no reason why you should be compelled to explain positions that
you cannot understand. Just note that your view is not the only
view, and that's all that is needed.

> When you want to *talk about* saying that something happens in the world,

... *talk about* something happening ...

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