2010/2/25 Jorge Llambías <jjllamb...@gmail.com>:
> On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 10:34 PM, Sam Chapin <not.here....@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Minimiscience's view is the one described in chapter 10 of the online
>> draft reference grammar. Is this other reimagining of ZI and VA widely
>> used?
>
> I use it a lot, and I have seen others use it. I think it is used more
> than the CLL version, except perhaps for "vi", which is sometimes used
> as if it meant "bu'u".
>
>> It breaks the {<tag> broda} == {<tag> ku broda} identity that
>> holds for everything else.
>
> How so? That identity holds for both versions.
Ah, I see. Under your scheme {va co'e} conveys the same meaning by a
different mechanism - "something happens a moderate (but otherwise
unspecified) distance from the speaker", rather than "something
happens a moderate distance away from (unspecified, but by default)
the speaker".
