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sudanglo (프로필 보기) 2011년 7월 1일 오후 8:24:31
You could use 'ĉar' or 'pro tio ke', if you feel the reason is not uncertain or not in dispute.
But if you want to convey the nuance that you are just accepting something as fact for the moment, then various verbs in adverbial passive participle perhaps will serve.
For example, supozite ke, akceptite ke, komprenite ke, allasite ke etc - even perhaps donita ke.
For 'It is/would be difficult for me to X', the simplest form would be 'Estas/us malfacile por mi X-i'.
But if you want to convey the nuance that you are just accepting something as fact for the moment, then various verbs in adverbial passive participle perhaps will serve.
For example, supozite ke, akceptite ke, komprenite ke, allasite ke etc - even perhaps donita ke.
For 'It is/would be difficult for me to X', the simplest form would be 'Estas/us malfacile por mi X-i'.
gb2312 (프로필 보기) 2011년 7월 1일 오후 9:51:42
sudanglo:Thanks for the examples.
For example, supozite ke, akceptite ke, komprenite ke, allasite ke etc - even perhaps donita ke.
For 'It is/would be difficult for me to X', the simplest form would be 'Estas/us malfacile por mi X-i'.I always feel a little bit uneasy with "for ... to do ...", maybe because English is my second language.
How about these? (Sorry if my English examples were not right
It's a good thing for me to leave.
It's required for him to be present.
Miland (프로필 보기) 2011년 7월 1일 오후 11:30:39
gb2312:How about these? (a) It's a good thing for me to leave. (b)It's required for him to be present.Suggestions:
(a) Indas, ke mi foriru (eksiĝu, if you're talking about resigning office, not simply going away). You could use devus for "should" as in Mi devus foriri.
(b) Endas, ke li ĉe-estu or Li devas ĉe-esti.