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Subject: Re: [lojban] Saying "also" or "too" in Lojban
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From: Invent Yourself <xod@sixgirls.org>

On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 zon9@hotmail.com wrote:

> Suppose someone says to you, "mi prami la lojban." (which, as I 
> understand it, means, "I love Lojban.") and you want to say, in 
> Lojban, "I love Lojban too." How can you do it?
> 
> Saying, "mi prami la lojban." back would (if I understand the Lojban 
> correctly) just be saying "I love Lojban." in Lojban, and not, "I 
> love Lojban *too*."


.i ji'a mi prami la lojban (or shorter) .i ji'a mi go'i