Re: Universal Translation Language

From Http://Members.Aol.Com/Lassailly/Tunuframe.Html wrote:
> Nowadays, we know that a noun cannot "stand by itself" and must fit into a
> predicate-argument pair however implicit it is. And we know that an
> "adjective" is only the attributive form of a concept while a "noun" is its
> substantive form.
"Who's 'we', white man?"

If I do know this, I have forgotten it and need to be reminded of it
a la Plato.

Could you perhaps explain what this means and why we know it,
patiently, as if to a child?  I sense that this will be something
(like Noli) difficult for me to grasp.

Ed Heil ------ edheil@postmark.net
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