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Re: [lojban] Re: {tu'e...tu'u} in NU
On 07/15/2015 06:21 PM, Alex Burka wrote:
True. Most magic words are local, though. Only ZOI and LOhU (and LU)
can have a large extent. And magic is comparatively rare, whereas
NU/NOI is extremely common and I fear a large amount of text would be
broken by changing the semantics of .i after abstractions.
Changing the semantics of {.i} after abstractions would be disastrous,
which is why you'd need to explicitly use {tu'e}.
.i mi djica lo nu tu'e do klama lo mi zdani .ibabo mi'o samkei kansi'u tu'u
Like this, {tu'e} is essentially acting as LU, but the result of which
is not a sumti, but a bridi.
.i mi'e la tsani mu'o
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