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<blockquote>ilo luka en ilo tu li lon. luka li utala e tu.<br>
mi jo e len poki. poki ni li lili la noka mi li ken ala lon insa ona.</blockquote>
Like most things described in this article, this will take the right kind of context and is probably more confusing when the modifier is a word that is more likely to be used as a
===tenpo dropping===
Modifiers that add onto "tenpo" are already seen as carrying the intended meaning without "tenpo". While this might not be precise enough to provide proper context to everyone, using one of the modifiers as a head can already provide the same meaning:
<blockquote>tenpo suno wan ≈ suno wan<br>
tenpo sike tu ≈ sike tu</blockquote>Many reject this analysis and analyze sike as meaning "year" on its own, following its definition "of a year" in pu.
===head noun dropping===
{{Hatnote|See also [[jan't]]}}
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<blockquote>mi A A A</blockquote>
I go "hahaha"
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