...though I was told off lightly for doing so.
The situation where I felt I "needed" it was expressing a long
quotation with {cusku} where I wanted x3 (the audience) first, since
it was short, and didn't want it to get "buried" somewhere after the
long quotation: {mi setese cusku le patfu be mi lu ... li'u}.
I agree with the person who told me off that in general, sequences of
SE can be confusing, but I felt that {setese} for swapping x2 and x3
was a special case that might occur frequently enough to warrant
learning it as an idiom.
mu'o mi'e .filip.
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Philip Newton <philip.newton@gmail.com>