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Subject: Re: [lojban] no'i le tamca
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In a message dated 00-06-22 17:02:18 EDT, pier writes:

<<>> Ca carvi e lindi, 
 >.i zo e cu terjonyma'o loi sumti .enai loi selbri
 
 So how should I have said it? There are so many words for "and", I get them
 mixed up. >>

Welcome to the club!  In this case, the correct answer is {gi'e}.