On Thursday, June 20, 2013 3:16:50 PM UTC+4, clifford wrote:
Where is {dei} in {lo za'u cusku}. Does "we" include only those who speak or those to whom something is spoken? No.
"we" is either {mi no'u za'umei} or {mi jo'u da poi prenu gi'e na'e cusku be dei gi'e na'e te cusku be dei}
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On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 10:19:41 PM UTC+4, clifford wrote:
Oops! I probably should have said {na'i} (false dichotomy) since "we" is actually neither. It is, however, contextual, "the salient group of the speaker and associate(s)", exactly {lo za'u cusku}, I I think.
Do you think you can give a precise definition of {zo'oi we} in Lojban?
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