Re: [tlhIngan Hol] Saying I'm not there

I’ve never seen an example of [PRONOUN]be’taH. If anything, pa’ jIHbe’taH might mean “I’m still not there” implying continuous absence over some time.

"It's not me that is there." One pulls into their driveway. They see through the windows a silhouette roaming around in the house. The spouse is not supposed to be home yet. They call on the cellphone. "Is that you in the house?" "pa' jIHbe'taH"