Luke Bergen wrote: > Has the translation of ".i ri" been fixed. I'm still fairly new to lojban > so if there is some case where ".i ri" actually does refer to the previous > sentence could someone explain the difference between "ri" and "di'u"? > > - Luke Bergen > obviously, the ri refers to dei, which means "this sentence", but seen from the next sentence by the ri, it means "the previous sentence". mu'o mi'e timos
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