tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Jan 09 02:25:30 2004
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Re: "too much"
Am 08.01.2004 23:58:06, schrieb Steven Boozer <[email protected]>:
>ghelnIS Senara:
>
>> > tlhoy qagh vISop
>> > qagh 'Iq vISop
>>
>>When do I use which sentence? And why is "tlhoy" placed before and "'Iq"
>>after "qagh"?
read it like this:
tlhoy {qagh vISop}
too much "I eat gagh"
{qagh 'Iq} vISop
"too much gagh" I eat.
>{tlhoy} "overly, to an excessive degree,
[cut good explanation]
>Have I confused you yet? <g>
Maybe I could help you to confuse people,
'cause I'm sure one can use both words in one sentence:
{tlhoy yIH 'Iq vIlegh}
"I overly see too many tribbles."
i.e. I see too many tribbles, and this happens too often.
Quvar.