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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/6/2017 11:19 AM, mayqel qunenoS
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cite="mid:CAP7F2cJf=RRjwg8mJAj06ZJ7GOTZVBxTBgSP58EE+X2ZM6-Rcw@mail.gmail.com">If
we want to say "I am there" we write {pa' jIHtaH}.
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<div dir="auto">But if we want to say "I am not there", what do we
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<div dir="auto">{pa' jIHbe'} or {pa' jIHbe'taH} ?</div>
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<p>We've seen enough examples to know that <b>-be'</b> doesn't only
negate the single closest preceding element on a verb; it can
negate whole verbs and even whole adverb-verb phrases. E.g.: <b>Hoch
DaSopbe'chugh batlh bIHeghbe'.</b><br>
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<p>So say this: <b>pa' jIHtaHbe'</b><br>
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