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{broda na brode} is not a grammatical tanru.
There is however a way to get around this restriction and
obtain a tanru equivalent to {broda na brode} by using
tanru logical connectives: {broda gu'u na brode gidu}.
(Any other brivla will do instead of du, but du is the
shortest and least distracting.)
In fact {gu'u ... gidu} serves as a more powerful bracket
than {ke ... ke'e} within tanru, because it can include things
with {co}-inversion as well as things with NA and with tags.
{gu'e na broda gi brode} is grammatical, but
{gu'e broda gi na brode} is not.
Is this a feature or a bug of the grammar?
Why is {ke broda co brode ke'e} not allowed?
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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