30-03-2018, 10:40 PM
If we assume a direct mapping, then taking a romance example (Italian) at once brings up annoying counter examples that make a mockery of attempting to map functors in this fashion Ie, how to distinguish between
Similar to a/an in English.
So we need to take into account the following word when creating our mappings. Duplication is unlikely to account for this as this is purely a spoken preference which has worked its way into grammar.
Quote:e = andTo further complicate matters when followed by a vowel initial word it's Ed, not e. And as, not a. Etc
è = is/are (third person singular of essere: to be)
Similar to a/an in English.
So we need to take into account the following word when creating our mappings. Duplication is unlikely to account for this as this is purely a spoken preference which has worked its way into grammar.
