mi cpedu fi do fe lo nu vo'i rinsa [ko'a]/zo'e
The vo'i is easable inferrable from context though. (In this case,
repeating do would be shorter, too. But with longer sumti, it's a
different story)
Am 15.03.2012 17:10, schrieb gleki:
Here is an example if a sentence in Pandunia
language. mi peti ti tshau ta. = I ask you to say hello to him.
parsing: [I ask you greet he/she/it]
So the second "sumti" ti in mi peti ti becomes
the first "sumti" of the next construction "ti tshau ta".
I wonder whether it's possible to do so in Lojban. May {be}
or {.i ri} can do the trick
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