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la lojbab cusku di'e
> Back in the day when such things weren't controversial, one would say da
> speni de joi di (and for that matter da speni de .e di); I'll leave it to
> the jboskeists whether these mean something totally other than "what lojbab
> had in mind")
{da speni de e di} is {da speni de ije da speni di}, which
apparently reduces to {da speni de}, "someone is married to
someone".
{ko'a speni ko'e e ko'i} is {ko'a speni ko'e ije ko'a speni ko'i},
which would mean that ko'a is married both to ko'e and to ko'i.
{ko'a speni ko'e joi ko'i} would mean that ko'a is married to
the pair of ko'e and ko'i. It doesn't say what the relationship
is between ko'e and ko'i.
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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