Re: Re : Re: Reflexive (was Re: Help on Verbs...)

"From Http://Members.Aol.Com/Lassailly/Tunuframe.Html" wrote:
> no, no. i was wrong with (en)clitics. first because clitics cannot be
> inflected for definition.
Yes they can.  Spanish "el/la/los/las" and French "le/la/les" are
clitics.  A clitic is merely a form which is phonologically attached to
the following/preceding word, but is not a affix.  (Well, slight
simplification there)

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