On Sunday 20 July 2008 12:36:33 peter hering wrote: > jboski finds the following sentence satisfactory: > mi puzi mo'u cu tinju'i le snavei cukta me'e la'o gy confessions of an > economic hitman gy fi'e la djan.perkins. > > Is this the correct use of the modals me'e and fi'e? My intention is to > say that the books title is 'Confessions of an Economic Hitman' and that > the book's author is John Perkins. How do I know to what me'e and fi'e > refer?
Both of them are modifying "tinju'i". They should be joined to "cukta" with "be" (or "pe", which will join them to the sumti "le snavei cukta"). Pierre
