On Wednesday, October 3, 2012 8:54:13 AM UTC-7, la gleki wrote:
I want to eat an apple = I want that I eat an apple [a really awkward lojban-style sentence]
{mi djica lo ka citka??) = mi djica lo nu mi/vo'a citka lo plise
People seem to use {nu} or {ka} a lot of times when {zu'o} would be more useful. At least my understanding is that {zu'o} has a {ce'u} place, as "giving" {lo zu'o dunda} and "receiving" {lo zu'o te dunda} are certainly two different activities.
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