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Subject: [lojban] What does pa roi as sumtcita do?
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In writing la nicte cadzu, I found myself wanting to say "one time
in a hundred years".  I ended up using "pa roi lo nanci be li pa no
no".  Does this work?  If not, why not?

-Robin

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