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Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 16:11:01 +0300
From: Robin Turner <robin@bilkent.edu.tr>
Subject: Re: perl and lojban, sitting in a tree..
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coi maikl.
do cusku di'e

 
> > co'o mi'e robin.
> 
> What does co'o mi'e mean?

co'o - goodbye
mi'e - this is (literally, "I am named") 

> Should I sign off as
> 
>   co'o mi'e maikyl.

You can if you want. {co'o mi'e} has come into use as an informal
way of signing off (there's another attitudinal meaning "end of
message" which some people have used, but I've forgotten it). 
The 'y' may not be necessary, since 'l' can be a syllabic
consonant in Lojban.  {maikl.} would be fine, I think, though it
depends on your pronunciation.

co'o mi'e robin.