What is "one in every two brodas brodo"?
And.
Jorge Llambías scripsit:
> I'm not sure there ever was a consensus on whether "pi mu lo broda" means
> half a broda or half the brodas.
I would interpret it as "half a broda", and use "pi mu loi broda" for
"half the brodas".
> it's also not clear whether there is any difference between "pi mu lo
> broda" and "pi mu broda".
I consider the latter to be non-meaningful.
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