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Subject: [lojban] "Yes", but not "go'i"
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This comes out of the phone conversations xorxes and xod and I had.  I'm
looking for a way to say "yes" in the sense of "that is correct".  We
have ".ie" for one form of "yes", and "go'i" for another.  Would ".e'e"
work for the third?  I've also been using just bare "drani".

-Robin

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