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la dilyn. cusku di'e

> > coi xorxes .i ki'e danfu

la xorxes. cusku di'e

> {ki'e danfu} means "thank you Answer", i.e. you are using {danfu} as
> a name. Probably you meant {i ckire fi tu'a le danfu}

No, "ki'e danfu" means "ki'e lo danfu"; old-timers will recognize this as
the "Hey, girl with the red hair" problem ("joi xunkrexli").

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John Cowan                                              cowan@ccil.org
                        e'osai ko sarji la lojban.