[lojban-beginners] Re: Does {mi te benji ko'a} imply {mi cpacu ko'a}?

[ravas@outlook.com]

I think both versions (with and without implying a successful receipt)
are useful, but if one must be chosen, not implying a successful receipt
allows for more flexibility, although requires more verbosity when the
speaker does want to say that the receiving was successful (e.g. {mi
benji ko'e fo'o .i je fo'o cpacu ko'e}).

I'm not confident, but maybe we can use [be'i] to avoid repeating [fo'o] and [ko'e].

{fo'o cpacu ko'e be'i mi}
X obtains Y sent by me

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