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cu'u la dn.
>Describing a culture as a two-part lujvo.  This seems an extraordinary idea.
>Is it possible?  For instance, how does one do Irish?

Hmm, I don't know about Irish, but possibly Italian could be rendered by
{cabla'o}. I wonder if Giuliano is still subscribed to the Lojban list...

co'o mi'e paulos.

    Paulo S.L.M. Barreto   --   Software Analyst
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