Grammar---Although and but
od EoMy, 18 września 2012
Wpisy: 16
Język: English
acdibble (Pokaż profil) 19 września 2012, 20:50:31
"sed" links together two main clauses together.
Hyperboreus (Pokaż profil) 19 września 2012, 20:57:21
darkweasel (Pokaż profil) 19 września 2012, 21:03:30
Hyperboreus:I’m not sure if that necessarily means something for languages other than German, as weil and denn both mean "because" and the first is a subjunction while the second is a conjunction.
Exactely: "sed" and "kaj" are conjunctions as opposed to subjunctions. For those among you who speak German, this language comes in handy here, as in German the word order in main phrases and subordinate phrases is different (at S-structure).
However, it seems that I was wrong with my explanation.
Leke (Pokaż profil) 19 września 2012, 21:10:26
Despite the rain, I will go out -- Malgraŭ la pluvo, mi eliros.
Hyperboreus (Pokaż profil) 19 września 2012, 21:11:25
creedelambard (Pokaż profil) 19 września 2012, 22:22:21
Hyperboreus:Yeah I think that's where I was headed. Sometimes it's just easier to rewrite a sentence than it is to try to fix the original.Leke:Hey folks, might you understand this?Seems legit.
Despite the rain, I will go out -- Malgraŭ la pluvo, mi eliros.