[lojban] Re: {lo}, {lu'o}, and {loi}.

[Opi Lauma <opi_lauma@yahoo.com>]

I meant that three persons carry one piano, they do it
together, they cary the same piano at the same time. I
thought that I cannot use {lu'o} since sentence with
{lu'o} will mean that AT LEAST ONE of the group carry
piano and I wanted to emphasize that ALL of them carry
piano. I also could not use {lo} or {le} since I
wanted to emphasize that they do it TOGETHER (that
same time the same piano) and {lo}/{le} can mean that
they carry piano INDIVIDUALLY. Now I think that I need
to use {loi}, isn't?


		
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