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QUESTION ONE
Can anyone recall the jvajvo recommendations for, say,
{koa troci/djica lo (dahi) nu koa te dunda koe}? Should it be
{koa troci zei te zei dunda koe} or {koa te zei dunda zei
troci koe}? The natural language pattern is generally the
latter (at least according to current theory).

QUESTION TWO
How does one distinguish (tahi loe jvajvo) between
[[te zei broda] zei brode] versus [te zei [broda zei brode]]?

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