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In a certain code language, 'pit na som' means 'bring me water', 'na tom rok' means 'water is pure', and 'pit lo dee' means 'bring the book'. What is the code for 'me' in that language?

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  • Ana
  • Bsom
  • Cpit
  • Dtom

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'na' is common to 'bring me water' and 'water is pure', so na = water. 'pit' is common to 'bring me water' and 'bring the book', so pit = bring. The remaining word 'som' in the first phrase is 'me'.
Answer: B) som

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