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coi rodo

What is the difference between {mi gunka vu le mi zdani} and
{mi gunka to'o le mi zdani}? I translate both sentences with
"I work far away from my home."
 And how do you use FAhA-cmavo? {do sanli ri'u mi} is "You
are standing on the right of me". Is {do sanli ri'u vi mi}
the same? Or does the {vi} indicate, that "you are standing
very close on the right of me"? Can I say {do sanli ri'u
vu mi} to express "You are standing on the right of me, but
a long distance away"? Can I mix {to'o} and {ri'u} to
express the same?

mi'e .iens. mu'o