De'vID:
> It's not elided. Both of the conjoined nouns are written.
> {tlhIH(1), SuvwI'pu' Hem,} "You, proud warriors,"
> {boghIjlu''a'?} "Are you afraid?"

> {tlhIH(2) je, qanra' puqloD,} "And you, sons of Kahnrah,"

Ok, I can understand this.

But again, the nouns being conjoined aren't in the same sentence. They're at different sentences.

So, (if I understand this correctly) I can say to a singer: {SoH bItlhIb, bIbomtaHvIS, qoghDu'wIj vIpoSnISmoH}, and then say to another singer {SoH je, bIbomtaHvIS, vIghro'mey HoH ghoghlIj}.

The thing I'm wondering though is whether for this to work, on the first sentence we would necessarily need to write the {SoH}, or whether we would only need the second one.

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