Grammar of colloquial Tibetan - learning tibetan

118 TIBETAN GRAMMAR.
are thus joined, KQ' is used after the first one only or not at
all, e.g., z^i^^' (^'^\u^^}^' ( ^^c ) ^^ g^' ^c'HfcXf^' q- 5.2^ |
Pha-ri la yaJc [fang) ra-lii mang-po yo-wa-re, there are lots
OP YAKS, GOATS AND SHEEP AT Phari. STC^' should always be
spoken quickly after, and almost as a part of the word
which precedes it, and this precedino- word takes the accent.
(^)^'5^'l
t'(^'^'i'^ng ^•:^C:'y^C:'[ fa-rung yang, ^'0^]
t'an-do or CAJC* | yang, means besides, more yet and pre-
cedes the word which it qualifies, e.g., C^^'^'C^'^C^'P'gJJ''^^'
^'^C^'f^JTI'^'C^]^ I
^^^ go-nga gang-kha ma~nyd fa-riing toJc-
tsa yij, I have not bought all the eggs; there are A FEW
MORE YET.
(c) EITHER—OR is expressed by y^C^'^T(3j'(5;'— y^C'^