tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jul 08 04:09:39 2002
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Re: invention and innovation - tulwI' Hol
> > >using {-chu'} "perfectly":
>> >
>> >{lut DaghItlhchu'. majQa'.}
>> >"You wrote the story perfectly. Well done!"
>>
>> so "the story is written perfectly" i say:
>>
>> lut ghItlhchu'lu'.
>
>It depends on what you mean.
>This implies that it is well written in that there are no
>typographical errors,
>all your punctuation is correct, etc.
>
>ghItlh is making the marks on the paper.
>qon "compose" is what the author of a great opera does.
>gher is when you write out a simple to-do list, or your grocery list, etc.
i see. anyway, in the first place i wanted to say: the story is told
well; or something like that. so i'd say:
lutvam ja'lu'chu'.
(this story has been told well.)
sts.