Heather Rice wrote:
> Circumflex - dipthong
So, what are â ê î ô and û?
> You give me (afferent) a cake. Notice, the is not so
> contingent on the subject of the sentence as the
> speaker.
Interesting!
> I give Ana (afferent) a cake. Here, I am the subject,
> but the voice is afferent, meaning the action is
> coming to me. It is like I projecting my feelings
> into Ana.
Or maybe that could be used to indicate that the giving is not entirely
altruistic? "I give Ana a cake" implying "... in return for somethign"
or "and I expect to get a return on it"?
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