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KLBC: cholugh, please



> jatlh Edy Fonseca:

	jatlh SuStel. 

	Other ridiculous problem here:  I want to say, "Call me Edy"

Edy chopong    - You call me Edy
Edy choponglaH - You can call me Edy
Edy qapongmoH  - I cause you to call me Edy
 
> > 1. In my question I have to write cholugh soH, or it is correct?
> {cholugh SoH} means "You be correct me."  This is not what you mean.  
> You want to say, "Correct me."  This would be {HIlughmoH}.  First, the 
> {HI-} makes it a  command.  Then, {-moH} shows that you are CAUSING me 
> to be correct.  See TKD 4.2.4.

  lu'.  mu'ghom jIlaDtaH. Hoch mupuqwI' (I'm reading the TKD. It is my 	
			         best friend)

 
> > 2. soH Iv' HISovmoH  = let me know who are you
> This is starting to look like a sentence as object without its {'e'}, 
> but it's more like a question-as-object.  We don't know if you can do 
> that, and I stay far away from them.
> Besides, why are you commanding such a thing?  You've got a question, 
> so ask it.
> 
> SoH 'Iv?
> (or {'Iv SoH})

	It's easier ... I was thinking in other situation, but it has the 
same meaning! 
 

> > 3. soH Iv' HIja'moH = tell me who are you
> 
> This says, "Make me tell, 'Who are you?'"  This doesn't work.  Again, 
> just say {SoH 'Iv}.  If that's not enough, you could always say, 
> {yIngu''egh}  "Identify yourself!"

  Once again! Okay ... it works   :))

 
> > 4. DaH naDevvo' HIjaH soH = get out now!
> 
> Why'd you use {HI-}?  That means the object is "me."

	Here is my fault!!! I use it wrongly

> DaH naDevvo' yIjaH!
> 
> Actually, there are lots of ways to say this!

	Sometimes the use of soH, jIH 'oH  are reduntand, right?  So, 
there is any rule to use them?

	One more sentence:

Scientist discovered the first sign in a meteor falled in a planet.

	In this case there are 2 sentences:

Scientist discovered the first sign - De' wa'DIch tu' tej 
in a meteor fell in a planet - yuQ pum chunDab

Joining the 2 sentences I have	
 
De' wa'DIch tu' tej yuQ pum chunDab   or
yuQ pum chunDab De' wa'DIch tu' tej   (?)

I would like to hear your comments in the construction of the phrase, 
cause I didn't find any syntax marks and the position of the 2 sentences 
cause me confusion.  

  
-- 
"Edy" 
Belo Horizonte MG - Brasil
http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/2460




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