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From: "And Rosta" <a.rosta@v21.me.uk>
Subject: Re: [lojban] Re: Test sentences
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xorxes:
> --- And:
> > Who knows -- it depends on what {lu'e} ends up meaning, &
> > a load of other conventions yet to be settled. But as I said,
> > Lojban can definitely capture the relevant distinction by
> > using brivla ("du zei kikeron", say) instead of cmene.
> 
> That would be {la djan na krici lo du'u su'o da du zei kikeron
> gi'e du zei tulius}, right?

or "ro da ... gi'o". Or with XS lo, "du'u du lo du zei kikeron
lo du zei tulius". They're not equivalent, but all seem valid
renditions.

--And.