03-09-2016, 05:07 PM
Quote:Note that this also confirms the meaning of 'so' in "so nim geissmilch", namely 'then' in the context:
"in case (condition A) then (do B)".
I have seen plenty of examples where the part "in case" is equally written 'so'.
I mean that "squash it into paste" is neither a case nor a condition.

