Going through the gismu on memrise (awesome service by the way), and I got to "sisku".
Apparently I've been using this really core word completely wrong. I've been using it like "mi sisku lo mi ckiku", when evidently x2 is a property and x3 is a set.... of somethings?
I'm kind of confused by this definition. So, if there is a set of properties, and there is one property in that set which x1 seeks among that set x3.
I'm just a little confused about how this is meant to be used.
Meanwhile, what do I say when I'm looking for my car keys? "mi troci co facki lo ckiku"?
Except, double checking to make sure that I've got that right, even that seems wrong since to "facki" is to discover a fact about a subject/object. I guess an object's location is a fact about it.... but still.... I just want to find my damn car keys, how do I say that?!
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