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> test is harder to do in your head, and because there is little practice
> with it (intentionally because of its difficulty) when we do type 3
> fu'ivla (which are dominant these days) instead of type 4. We expect
> that type 4 fu'ivla will eventually start to get assigned and used.

What are the fu'ivla types? I don't remember ever hearing about that...

co'o mi'e. goran.

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