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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/17/2016 12:20 PM, mayqel qunenoS
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<pre wrap="">{qaStaHvIS jar bIr, jIHvaD pagh qay'wI' tu'lu'. 'a qaSchoHtaHvISDI'
jar tuj, ghe''or rur yaHwIj}.
My intended meaning was "while the cold months were happening, for me
there was no problem, but while the hot months begun to happen my
office resembled hell".
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<p>Ouch! You've got two type 9 suffixes on that second <b>qaS,</b>
and most of those suffixes aren't necessary anyway.</p>
<p>Does your office resemble Hell only when the hot months <i>start</i>
to happen? Does it resemble Hell <i>at the time</i> the hot
months happen? No, it resembles Hell <i>while</i> the hot months
happen. Use only <b>qaStaHvIS.</b></p>
<p>You can also improve the bit with <b>qay'</b> like so: <b>qaStaHvIS
jarmey bIr jIHvaD qay'be'</b><i> during the cold months, they
[the cold months] were not a problem for me.</i> Without an
indication to the contrary, it is most natural to assume the
subject of the first clause is also the elided subject of the
second clause.<br>
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