Re: Trans: Shoeflower Nose Man

Christophe Grandsire threatened:
>"if I see the man who walked on my flowers, I'm gonna make him eat
>his dirty shoes through his nose!" :)) >
Two possibilities in Kash:
(1)  kendi matikas kaçowe re yapripis aveçmi, kendi ne matita re yanahan
nucani sucup umit kandola.
condition/i-see-pres/guy~bozo-dat/REL/he-trample/flowers-my/condition/him-da
t./i-force-pres/CONJ/ he-eat/sandal-his/muddy/use/nose.
Rather hypothetical (I don't know who he was, and I may never see him
anyway)-- In Spanish this would be subjunctive/conditional, si yo
viera/viese... haría...; Engl. "if I (should) see.... I would make him...."

(2) pun (same as above, but without the second _ kendi_) :  probably more in
line with Christophe's meaning; a more definite, more threatening statement.

Well, three:  kendi...kendi with future tense (matikasto, matitato):  a
definite promise, but a little odd with 1st person;  a promise to oneself,
perhaps?
Does anyone else see these distinctions???