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From: Thomas White <winterwhite9257@gmail.com>
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Subject: [lojban-beginners] rafsi usage
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.i coi rodo

.i xu zo balmle frica zo mleba'i

.ijanai go'i jetnu ku ma terfrica ri ra

(is-it-true the-word "balmle" is different from "mleba'i"?)

(if bridi-before is true, what's the difference between [them]?)

or even melba'i (which I find easier to pronounce than 'mle' - I
struggle with mlatu as well, end up pronouncing it far too close to
mylatu, or if I really try, m,latu :(  )

.i ki'e mutce (ki'etce?)

mu'omi'e tomys.