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Jyoti's car is the means by which Jyoti, Ranjeet and Susan get
to the restaurant.
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Susan looks at her reflection. (This is the more Lojbanic
version of "looks at herself in the mirror." There are other ways
to say this, but we haven't covered the requisite grammar yet.)
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She puts on more lipstick. (Literally, "She adds to her lip
paint.)"
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When this is happening, Susan and Ranjeet see each other's
reflection.
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Susan asks Jyoti, "Where does this street go to?"
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Ranjeet says, "The Pakistani suburb."
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"The cuisine there is very spicy."
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Jyoti irritatedly says, "We, Ranjeet, have been going from south
to north and back" (i.e. from south to north and from north to
south. This is probably one of the few times you'll see soi vo'e instead of soi vo'a.)
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"I think the way of (= to) the restaurant is unknown to
you."