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From: Pierre Abbat <phma@oltronics.net>

On Thursday 01 November 2001 12:43, A.W.T. wrote:
> I'd like to express "hardly/scarcely in Lojban.
> Thought of something around PAPA:
> the opposite of {piso'a} - in English given as "almost the whole of" - is
> {piso'u} - "a tiny part of"
>
> I'd like better expressing: "almost/next to nothing of"
>
> Any help?

Can you use it in a sentence? It can be translated diffently depending on how 
you use it.

phma