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rehi koho?
- From: BestATN@hidden.email
- Date: Tue, 13 Aug 2002 22:31:11 EDT
- Subject: rehi koho?
- To: katanda@yahoogroups.com
Rick,
In LS 17.0 it says:
>An anaphor can not undergo further derivation by adding prefixes or suffixes. Thus, if we need to create a genitive anaphoric noun, we must use "te", as in the following example:
A: Kobyo (= the teacher) sent me to get the reports.
B: Rehi te Bill are here and rehi te kohi are over there.
In the above, "rehi" is an appropriate anaphor of "reports".
Why can't you say "rehi koho" instead of "rehi te kohi"?
Steven