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>But be that as it may, what does it mean to say {la djan ckaji
>le ka xeu da cimba xeu de}?

Hmm.. {la} like the other gadri isn't necessarily singular.  But can it mean
two things connected by {jo'u} -- i.e. pa la djan. jo'u pa la djan. or are
they necessarily connected by {.e}?  Then it would mean "John kisses John".
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