On Wednesday 15 Jan 2014 20:42:01 Ruud Harmsen wrote:
> 17:08 15-1-2014, Paul Gideon Dann:
> >Io ha facite mi proprie multe parve experientias super Facebook
> >;)  Io ha trovate que mi
> >amicas qui non ha jammais studiate un lingua romance /
> 
> Not sure if this is applicable for the situation:
> http://www.interlingua.com/linguistic/negationduple
> 
> In Portuguese, "não ..... nada", "não .... nunca" etc. seems to
> be required, and I did that wrong until somebody told me. In
> Interlingua it is forbidden?
> That makes it hard, all those differences between similar languages.

In interlingua, "jammaias" = [E "ever"] e non [E "never"].  Dunque in interlingua on debe 
dicer "non jammais" [E "never"].  Io trova isto difficile a vices, proque in francese, "jammais" 
vole dicer normalmente [E "never"].  Mais il ha expressiones ancian in francese ubi aquello 
non es le caso:

F "A tout jammais": A tote jammais (pro tote tempore in le futur, eternalmente)

Mais le uso moderne:

F "Je n'ai jammais fait ça!" (Io non ha jammais facite aquello!)

Paul


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