tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Thu Apr 04 11:10:05 2002
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Re: "be'be'" - double negation
> ... I´m first going to introduce myself.
Welcome to the list. I am DloraH, currently serving as the list's Beginners'
Grammarian. It's my job to help the newbies. Since you mentioned a rule, I'm
guessing you read the FAQ, so I can skip explaining everything.
> you were talking about a double negation(be'be').
> ...
> I´d like to know why you want to use "be'be' "?
I find it interesting how this thread evolved. The original question asked if -
be' could follow more than one suffix, ie: muHoHbe'vIpbe'. I saw no problem
with that. But somehow this got changed and people think I said it was ok to
use -be'be'.
-be'{suffix}be' is certainly a special tool. And -Ha'be', tho I do accept it,
is certainly not for everyday use.
DloraH