"Min renkontas ili kaj ludas"



So I know that Min renkontas ili kaj ludas is the same as "ili min renkontas kaj ludas"


But is "kaj ludas ili min renkontas" the same? Can you just jumble it up as much as you please?
You can't jumble it that much. The "kaj" is there to basically join two different things, "ili renkontas min", and "ili ludas". My Esperanto isn't great but to me that sentence sounds pretty gibberishy and the "kaj" doesn't do what it should be doing. If you were talking to Esperantists you would probably just hear "Ili renkontas min kaj ludas."


Also as far as I'm aware, the ability to jumble it is to make it easier for people who speak languages with different word orders and I don't know of any example where someone would feel more natural with a totally random word order.
yes, left to right like all the indo-european languages. i think so too. notice it's not about russian collusion. it's the same thing here. conflict, dissensus, hostility, incongruity, battle, disharmony, disproportion, disfavor, contention, controversy, separation, resistance, divorce, inconsistency, antagonism, division, disunity, disunion, denial, incompatibility, contest, disagreement, discord, dissent, opposition, disapprobation, disapproval, warfare, schism, dissension, variance, refusal, difference. here are some of my favorites:

libiamo ne'lieti calici (brindisi) [la traviata] 
largo al factotum [il barbiere di siviglia] 
la donna è mobile [rigoletto] 
viens, mallika (flower duet) [lakmé] 
o mio babbino caro [gianni schicchi] 
l' amour est un oiseau rebelle (habanera) [from carmen] 
votre toast (toreador's song) [from carmen] 
recitar! ...vesti la giubba [pagliacci] 
un bel di vedremo [madama butterfly] c’est une manière d’écrire ou de prononcer ‘-가지고’ entre amis. ça nous donne l’impression de parler plus doucement ou aimablement  des filles font souvent comme ça.
‘-가지고’ veut dire “et alors” entre deux phrase comme je l’ai utilisé tout à heure. a malignancy of the tongue is know as tongue cancer. there are several possible types of tongue cnacer based on the cells that they are derived from. see more... i can do it if you like.:grin: quadrille, quadruple, quadruplet, quadrupled, quadruples, kibbles. no. reticulate venation parallel venation 1. in reticulate venation, veins and veinlets form a network. in parallel venation, veins run almost parallel to one another. 2. it is found in dicotyledonous plants. it is found in monocotyledonous plants. 3. e.g. mango, peepal, etc. e.g. banana, grasses, etc. intersecting lines – two lines are intersecting if they have a common point. the common point is called point of intersection.