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From: Gene Mosley <lojban@mosleyfamily.org>
Subject: [lojban-beginners] syntax questions
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>From some reading I did I gather that:

mi klama do = I come to you

do klama mi = you come to me

ko klama mi = you come to me!

Is there an easier way to say something like "come
here"/"come over here"/"come to me"?

Would "do klama" or "ko klama" be sufficient?