[b-hebrew] b-hebrew Uncancellable meaning and Hebrew verbs
David Kummerow
farmerjoeblo at hotmail.com
Tue Jul 7 18:57:19 EDT 2009
Hi Karl,
> [snip]
>
> If you had been listening, you would have heard that your dialectal
> use is valid but only for within your dialect.
So semantics as uncancellable meaning is invalid as a principal within a
dialect, but not so within a "standard language"? This is entirely
arbitrary. To be convincing, you to demonstrate why this is a
limitation, not just state it.
So is the language of the Bible "standard" or a "dialect"?
>
> [snip]
>
> >>
> >> > But since you were so hung up on an example from a specific
> dialect, I
> >> > presented additional language examples that cannot be relegated to
> >> > dialect. But here you just avoid them.
> >> >
> >> You accuse too quickly, accusing of avoiding when others see it as
> >> merely not addressing an irrelevancy or that the question has already
> >> been addressed elsewhere, so no need to repeat oneself.
> >
> Accusing too quickly is not nice.
>
I'm sorry, Karl. But it is you who is not dealing with actual language
evidence which contradicts your position which I raised regarding Lyélé
and Udihe.
Regards,
David Kummerow.
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