Use of 'mute' with 'seme'?

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janAetherStar
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Use of 'mute' with 'seme'?

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Ok, I saw this somewhere I think, and I'm pretty sure it means 'what amount/how many':
jan pi mute seme li kama (as an example)
How many people are coming?

Or is this incorrect, or don't I need the 'pi'?
Thanks in advance :D
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ale li pona. :)
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janSilipu
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Re: Use of 'mute' with 'seme'?

Post by janSilipu »

Without 'pi' it means "which multitude of people", so, yes you need 'pi'.
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