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Subject:      Re: ciska bai tu'a zo bai
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JL> Lojbab gave the example {mi ga'i je do ga'i zukte}, meaning that
JL> honorable me and honorable you do something.

I think I said later in that article that I relaized that I had just
reversed them in the example.  Just as I did later for va'i/va'inai.

I guess I should shut up if I'm going to keep saying things backwards and
confusing the issue %^).

lojbab