[lojban-beginners] Re: "mi prami do" or "mi cu prami do" ?

[three65daysaweek@yahoo.com]

"cu" is optional in the majority of cases where it is appropriate. It
means nothing more than "is"/"are"/"am." You only need to use it when
not doing so could be confusing.

On Jul 10, 1:41 am, najrut <ruler11p...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Should "mi prami do" be translated as 'I love you' ?
>
> I think "mi prami" means "x1 loves x2 in my way" as mi is attached to prami.
> Then i should say "mi cu prami do" ?
>
> Where is my mistake ? If I'm wrong then how should I say "he loves her in my
> way" ?

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