I’m afraid it’s “b”. E.g. bIHeghvIpchugh bIHeghpu' If you are afraid to die, you have already died. (TKW) “I’m afraid (that)…” is a way of softening a criticism, request, etc. in polite English. It doesn’t refer to genuine fear in the same way that “I’m afraid to criticize Molor” would, for example -- something you might well say if Molor was glaring at you while holding a knife to your throat. --Voragh From: mayqel qunenoS If I write {jI'IQvIp}, then what does it mean ? a. I'm afraid I'm sad b. I'm afraid to be sad c. all of the above d. any of the above (a,b, or c) depending on context