Anthony Appleyard wrote:
> ghItlh urt Clawson <[email protected]>:-
> > Many languages don't use "to be" (The only example I can think of right now
> > is Russian, which doesn't use "to be" in the present tense: Ya glupi, "I am
> > foolish," Ya bolshoi, "I am large.")
>
> lughchu'be'. "is, are" jatlh {yest' (ECT6) } Russia Hol mu'.
'ach lo'be'
- tuv'el pach puqloD