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Date: Tue, 04 Oct 2005 21:0= 9:16 +0100
From: Jessica <j.shewellbrockway@virgin.net>
Subject: [lojban-beginners] Re: Question

Thank you. So it would be 'lenu dunda kei', or to put it in context:

.i mi lenu do dunda mi le mlatu kei cu nelci

'I like (the fact) that you give me the cat.'

Is that right?



Seems right to me, but you can also put "nelci" right after "mi", which=20= allows you to leave out the "kei" (and the "cu"):

mi nelci le nu do dunda mi le mlatu

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