Re: Latin a loglang? (was Re: Unambiguous languages (was: EU allumettes))

Philippe Caquant scripsit:

> Expecting propositions.
Oh, propositions!  I thought you said "prepositions", and was about to
propose this English classic:

	What did you bring that book that I didn't want
	to be read to about Down Under out of up for?

Which propositionally amounts to this:

	You brought a book up (either literally, from some lower point),
		or in the sense "You mentioned a book".
	I ask you why you did this.
	You intended to read out loud a portion of the book to me.
	The book (or part of it) is about Australia ("Down Under").
	I didn't want you to read out loud that portion of the book.

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