AFAIK there was only one example of this in TKD: (TKD 55): The noun conjunction {je} has an additional function: when it follows a verb, it means “also, too”: {qaleghpu' je} “I also saw you. I saw you too.” As in English, the meaning of such sentences is ambiguous: “I and others saw you” or “I saw you and others.” The exact meaning is determined by context. Other examples came later: Dargh vIqem je I'll bring tea also. CK jIghung je I am also hungry. PK jI'oj je I am also thirsty. PK notlh veS... 'a tugh manotlhchoH je maH War is obsolete... as we are in danger of becoming. ST6 pInaDqu' tuqlIj wInaDqu' je Glory to you and your house. ("We praise you highly; we also praise your house highly") KGT ghop luQan tajHommey. pe'laH je. [the blades] providing both a hand guard and another set of cutting edges. SP2 qep'a' wejDIchDaq jatlhtaH tlhIngan Hol HaDwI'pu'. ghoHtaH je. tIv'eghtaH je. [untranslated] (st.k, MO to SuStel 11/1996) chalqachDaq bIQaDbe' je Even in a tower you are not safe. PB Qo'noSDaq boqwI'mey nejmeH je leng qeylIS 'ej chaHvaD lut ja' Kahless also went out to search for allies across Kronos, and told them his tale. PB QIStaqDaq cholonDI' jIyIn DaH jIyIn je I am alive as I was when you left me at Kri'stak (PB) -- Voragh ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: tlhIngan-Hol <tlhingan-hol-bounces@lists.kli.org> On Behalf Of De'vID On Mon, 7 Oct 2019 at 15:07, mayqel qunen'oS <mihkoun@gmail.com<mailto:mihkoun@gmail.com>> wrote: I think we'd discussed this in the past, but I don't quite remember what we'd said. If I want to say "I eat and I drink too" for "not only do I eat, but I drink too", would it be correct to say {jISop 'ej jItlhutlh je} ? In the tkd example, the verb which is followed by the {je} is the same, but here the verb is different. What TKD example? Is there a problem using the {je} this way ? Going strictly by what's described in TKD, {jItlhutlh je} might be interpreted to mean "I (in addition to other people) drink", rather than "I drink (in addition to doing other things)". Is that a problem for you? -- De'vID