Re: Marking and Imperatives

Matt Pearson (Madth Bfiysn) [15 Oct]:
> In Tokana, I frequently leave off the first person subject with verbs of
> thinking and saying:  When a sentence expresses a point of view, and
> it's not made explicit whose point of view it is, it's assumed to be
> the speaker's point of view:  For example, "I think that John has left"
> would be rendered "Opa nelhukanne Tsion", literally "Think that-he-has-
> left John".
How do you do "It is thought (by people in general) that"?

--Aan dRosyd