Am 27.11.2018 um 14:11 schrieb mayqel qunenoS:
> Can someone explain the difference between {nIteb jIH} and {jImob} ?
{nIteb} describes the situation of an action, the other is an adjective.
You could even say {nIteb jImob}. "I am (the only one who is) alone".
That meaning is {neH} "only", not {nIteb}, which means "acting alone".
{nIteb jImob} "Acting by myself, I am alone." (Perhaps you are clarifying that nobody has isolated you.)
{jImob jIH neH} "I alone (i.e., only I) am alone". (Perhaps you are the only one without a partner at a social dance.)
If you're at a social event and you hide in the corner because you want to, but you're not the only loner there, you could still say {nIteb jImob} but not {jImob jIH neH}.