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Subject: Re: Again/next?
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From: Nick Nicholas <opoudjis@optushome.com.au>
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cu'u la xorxes. noi casnu lenu fanva zoigy. next time gy.

>I don't know, {ca le krefu} much more precise in that it
>clearly indicates that it is about a time. Maybe {ca le bavla'i}
>for clarity. Is "next time" really adjacent to "this time"?

Clearly this is really "on the next opportunity"; how about {ca le 
bavla'i se lakne}?

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