tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Oct 19 00:12:38 2001
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KLBC RE: latlh nay bangwI' ngo'
> 'oy' 'e' viSov. javben nay bangwI' ngo'. DaH wej puq lughaj ghaH loDnal
je.
Check your upper-case and lower-case letters.
The prefix lu- is (they / him), singular object. So if puq is singular that
forces wej to mean "not yet".
"Now, they don't have kids yet."
If they have three kids the object is plural. (they / them) is without a
prefix.
> *Later*, be' vIghom. bangwI' ghaH 'e' vineH. 'ach neHbe' ghaH. mejpu'.
Again, case-sensitive.
neH is an exception to the Sentence-As-Object rule and does not require 'e'.
This sentence has a time frame to it. A time frame of you meeting her and
wanting her. You did not change the time-stamp after [neHbe' ghaH], so
mejpu' is part of this time frame. -pu' implies that the action is
completed. While you met and wanted her, she had ALREADY left.
> DaH *France*Daq Dab.
Dab doesn't need -Daq on its noun.
DaH France Dab.
> ngugh 'oy' law', DaH 'oy' puS.
A Q law' B Q puS
ngugh and DaH are adverbs. A and B must be nouns.
> *Eventually* puSchoH 'oy'.
> Can I use {puS} with a non-count noun?
I belive you can. Voragh, what canon do we have for nouns and puS (or
law')?
> tugh paw *TKD* 'e' vItul.
You don't have TKD yet? How did you write this message?
DloraH, BG