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Re: whether (was Re: ni, jei, perfectionism)
la djan spuda la and noi spuda mi
>> > la rik zmadu la alis le ka ce'u mitre makau
>> > Rick exceeds Alice in how much they measure.
>> >
>> Currently I think that it is glico influence that makes us use
>> Q-kau here. That said, it is the only way to do it if we
>> insist on using {zmadu/frica fi le ka}.
>
>I agree, and suggest that "ni [ce'u] mitre" is the Right Thing.
I don't agree that {ni} works in general. For example:
li re zmadu li mu le ka li so sumji ce'u makau
2 is more than 5 in how much you have to add to it to get 9.
How do you do it using {ni}?
co'o mi'e xorxes