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Subject: [lojban] Re: {ca'o} vs. {ze'a} vs. {co'inai}
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 Content preview:  1. Huge. {ca'o} is the continuative marker and indicates that
    {broda} is in the phase of continuing being true (it's in progress). This
    can be compared to {pu'o} (before starting) and {ba'o} (after ending). It
    says nothing about for how long {broda} has been going on. {ze'i}/{ze'a}/{ze'u}
    on the other hand are markers to indicate the length of time that the relationship
    {broda} lasts. But it says nothing about if we're situated before it ({pu'o}),
    during it's continuation ({ca'o}) or after it has ended ({ba'o}). 2. I'm
   not quite sure what it would mean. I would guess it would state that {broda}
    is not a point-event and therefore has a length, whatever that length might
    be. [...] 
 
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1. Huge. {ca'o} is the continuative marker and indicates that {broda} is in 
the phase of continuing being true (it's in progress). This can be compared 
to {pu'o} (before starting) and {ba'o} (after ending). It says nothing 
about for how long {broda} has been going on. {ze'i}/{ze'a}/{ze'u} on the 
other hand are markers to indicate the length of time that the relationship 
{broda} lasts. But it says nothing about if we're situated before it 
({pu'o}), during it's continuation ({ca'o}) or after it has ended ({ba'o}).
2. I'm not quite sure what it would mean. I would guess it would state that 
{broda} is not a point-event and therefore has a length, whatever that 
length might be.

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1. Huge. {ca'o} is the continuative marker and indicates that {broda} is in=
 the phase of continuing being true (it's in progress). This can be compare=
d to {pu'o} (before starting) and {ba'o} (after ending). It says nothing ab=
out for how long {broda} has been going on. {ze'i}/{ze'a}/{ze'u} on the oth=
er hand are markers to indicate the length of time that the relationship {b=
roda} lasts. But it says nothing about if we're situated before it ({pu'o})=
, during it's continuation ({ca'o}) or after it has ended ({ba'o}).<div>2. =
I'm not quite sure what it would mean. I would guess it would state that {b=
roda} is not a point-event and therefore has a length, whatever that length=
 might be.</div>

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