Quoting Nadav Har'El, from the post of Sun, 15 Dec: > "They where playing in the park, and than it started to reign." > > (note that the last error - rain/reign, is particularly hard to catch,
I see no error there, it's a perfectly correct English sentence.
question is if you could fix:
"Ani okhel et banana" -> "Ani okhel et HA-banana"
-> "ani rotze ET habayit"
"ani rotze habayit" <
-> "ani rotze habayitA"
"hu holkhim" -> "hu holekh" or "hem holkhim"
the first two are one syntactic issue, the third example is ofcourse a
much higher level of object relation definitions. actually all three
are, as I read it again. very tricky. false negatives are a real problem
in all languages when it comes to spellings that are only correct in one
context and not the other...
oh well...
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