SuStel:
> The second phrase you wrote isn't so that
> the coffee doesn't spill; it's so that in
> order that the coffee doesn't spill.
I've been trying to resist the urge to ask this, but I can't. At least I resisted for three whole hours..
Suppose I write:
{HIvje' vIHmoHbe'lu'meH, vaj Qoy'be' qa'vIn, ngaDmoHwI' le' lo'lu'}
"In order that something doesn't move the glass, so the coffee won't spill, a special base can be used"
Aside the fact that there's a parenthetical phrase, is there something wrong? Does this sentence make sense?