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Reply-To:     Don Wiggins <dwiggins@BFSEC.BT.CO.UK>
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From:         Don Wiggins <dwiggins@BFSEC.BT.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Names
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>>>            mi veion zeime'e
>>        do veion zeiku
>>        do veion zeivau
>>        do veion zeizei
>         mi veion zeidu

There seems appear to be many ways of saying 'I am X.', but I really want to
know to say 'I am X Y.' where X is my given name and Y is my family name.

    mi'e dn. .uygnz.                (I am Don Wiggins)

How can you interpret this as I intend?

If I go for

    mi'e dn. lanzu zei .uygnz.

it's not really my name any more having three explanatory syllables in the
middle.  Is it possible to prepend or append a phrase as explanation to
indicate the meaning of the parts of the name?


co'o mi'e dn. uygnz.