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djspacewhale
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Could this not mean "The new sheets are from her" or is that a different construction?
4 years ago
It's a question. An in this case is using the question particle, followed by the dependent form of the verb fuil (which is eclipsed here because of an). Now, it could mean "Are the new sheets from her?".
4 years ago
khmanuel
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But there is no "na" in the sentence, making it less likely. Are new sheets from her?
4 years ago
becky3086
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I need so much more practice on the sounds of these words. "waha" "uaithi". My brain just won't make that much of a stretch. I was happy that I got "nua" from hearing "noo"
2 years ago
hec10tor
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at first I thought these were sheets of paper then bed sheets could it be either?
1 month ago
