Re: To play with someone

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On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Newton, Philip wrote:

> What's "to play with someone"?
>
> I suspect {ko kelci mi} means "play with me!" but in the wrong sense -- "use
> me as a toy" rather than "join me in playing (this/a) game". How to express
> the latter sense?
>
> Ah... [searches jvoste] {ko kankei mi}, perhaps? It has both x1 and x2 as
> the players. (It's unclear what the difference is between {kankei} and
> {kelkansa}, however.)



mi joi ko kelci



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