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Subject: [lojban] ni'e vrici
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lo jbopre pu jmaji lo sofybakni purdi lo vrici gugde
Lojbanists gathered a garden arriving from various countries.

I think this example is broken since {lo vrici gugde} or {lo gugde poi
vrici} can describe even one country various in vrici2.

I suppose that somehow we need to show that there were different from each
other.
Is it just {noi simxu lo ka ce'u ce'u nalsimsa} or can we use {ni'e vrici}
here?

If {ni'e} then how does it work under official grammar?

{lo jbopre pu jmaji lo ni'e vrici boi gugde} doesn't parse officially. Then
what?

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<div dir=3D"ltr">lo jbopre pu jmaji lo sofybakni purdi lo vrici gugde<div>L=
ojbanists gathered a garden arriving from various countries.</div><div><br>=
</div><div>I think this example is broken since {lo vrici gugde} or {lo gug=
de poi vrici} can describe even one country various in vrici2.</div><div><b=
r></div><div>I suppose that somehow we need to show that there were differe=
nt from each other.</div><div>Is it just {noi simxu lo ka ce&#39;u ce&#39;u=
 nalsimsa} or can we use {ni&#39;e vrici} here?</div><div><br></div><div>If=
 {ni&#39;e} then how does it work under official grammar?</div><div><br></d=
iv><div>{lo jbopre pu jmaji lo ni&#39;e vrici boi gugde} doesn&#39;t parse =
officially. Then what?</div></div>

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