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Well, in the first I remain uncertain what kind of an event a three somethings is. The second is a puzzle: I am tempted to say that it is a verbal trick, since it cannot be derived from the first (properly presented) and yet it looks so reasonable. It way be yet another argument for something other than {lo} in some places — though it is hard to see what will work. I am inclined to say the first may be true but the second is clearly false.
Jorge Llambías <jjllambias2000@yahoo.com.ar> wrote:
la djan terpa cidapo'o i go'i lo bakni e
lo pavyseljirna e le gerku pe le dy lamji xabju
"John fears only three things: cows,
unicorns, and his neighbour's dog."

lo'i se terpa be la djan cu du lo bakni ce
lo pavyseljirna ce le gerku pe le dy lamji xabju
"The set of all things feared by John is the
three-membered-set: {cows, unicorns, his neighbour's dog}"

mu'o mi'e xorxes

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