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None! But you could say "ko lete", "walo lete", "ijo lete", or "lete", I guess. Or "telo lete pi kiwen mute ala" which is kind of a nuisance. ("Not-very-hard c
by schoen 3y ago
None!
But you could say "ko lete", "walo lete", "ijo lete", or "lete", I guess. Or "telo lete pi kiwen mute ala" which is kind of a nuisance. ("Not-very-hard cold water.")
I think "telo lete walo" or "ko lete walo" would be widely understood.
- Jiro 3y agoThis is like writibg a new computer language which doesn't contain functions or any equivalent, and that in that language instead of using a function you can just inline the contents of the function instead.
- int_19h 3y agoNothing prevents you from defining a new word and then using it. The problem, rather, is that any such definition will be confined to that conversation, or at least that group of speakers - there are no "reusable libraries".