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la .pier. cu cusku di'e
> I think the correct preposition is "la'u", not "tai".

I don't see how that would work. If anything, it would be {se la'u}.

> "tai" is what I used in
> ".i ca'o le nu casnu tai kei", for "pendant qu'ainsi l'on d=C3=A9lib=C4=
=8Dre".

That's also a proper usage of {tai}, though here I don't like the {ca'o}. :=
)

mu'o mi'e la selpa'i

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