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On Tuesday, August 19, 2014 18:50:33 Spacenut wrote:
> I guess that would be the only official change, but I think the way peopl=
e
> use certain things has changed slightly. For instance, in lo mi jufra, wh=
en
> "lo me lo drata ku moi" was used, I looked up "moi" in the CLL. My
> understanding is that it can now attach to any sumti, meaning "something =
of
> a set related to <sumti>. Just little stuff like that.

Syntactically, the consruct is "me <sumti> MOI" and appears in the CLL with=
 an=20
example of a snowball's chance. Someone noticed that "memimoi medomoi li'o"=
 is=20
grammatical and thought it's a good way to make a predicate possessive.

Pierre
--=20
La sal en el mar es m=E1s que en la sangre.
Le sel dans la mer est plus que dans le sang.

--=20
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