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Subject: [lojban] Re: y: what is it good for?
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Jorge Llamb?as wrote:
>Would it be possible to make a distinction between
>the lerfu {.ybu}, and {.y. bu} a hesitation before 
>a {bu} that attaches to whatever came before?

Ah, another issue I'd been meaning to ask about: I understand that a
pause is mandatory after the word "y", which would require "ybu" to be
pronounced ".y.bu", but I never see the pause marked between these words.
What's going on?

-zefram