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> > > The only other way I can think of off the top of
> my head to ask
> > > the second question is "xu do me la jordis poi
> fanva la
> > > abiUORD.".
> > 
> > Looks correct. Might you please use the top of
> your head again,
> > but this time without using the word "la jordis",
> which was
> > already understood from context?
> 
> I can't think of a way to use "du" without "la
> jordis" that wouldn't
> be stylistically ludicrous, at best.

No need to use "du". I was rather thinking of
something along the lines of "xu do me la jordis poi
fanva la abiUORD.", but just without the jordi.

If you cannot think of anything not ludicrous 
which satisfies these conditions, then I'll settle for
grammatical and understandable. 

--jordi



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