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la lojbab cusku di'e

> So someone gave an apple to the teacher who travelled on a boat made from
> the wood of a tree from the garden of a female doctor's male spouse.

Ok, I've been convinced that sausage tanru are not necessarily unintelligible.
I remain skeptical as to whether they have any use. (All these made up
phrases would be pretty useless in normal conversation.)

Jorge