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Hi everyone,

I am new to the study of Lojban and have been trying to translate posts
from this newsgroup as I study. I have come across the term "loka" in a
few places and I am not sure how to translate it. I assume it is a cmavo
but have not been able to find it in any materials I have read so far.
Could it be the cmavo lo & ka combined? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
mikal