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Subject:      another question -- "have"
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So ... another question here.. :)  how do you ask someone whether they
have something "on them"  or with them at the moment...?

In English we can just say "do you have an X?"...

but the words "ponse", "ralte", and "bevri" don't seem to be right for
this sort of situation....

thanks.....

Trevor C. Hill
th2x+@andrew.cmu.edu