fi'i coi rodo .i mi'e ku'us
My English/legal name is Oren, I'm a recent computer science graduate from Syracuse, NY working as a webmaster and translator for Global Village of Beijing, in Beijing China [http://www.gvbchina.org.cn]. I first found lojban after a confused period of my youth, when I learned and taught Esperanto. I decided to learn a non-European language before I began to learn Lojban, and I've done so; I'm now conversational in Mandarin Chinese after about two years of study living abroad. I'm especially interested in projects that deal with localizing lojban for Chinese-speakers. mu'o ki'e On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 10:44, Jameson Orndorff <jtorndo...@gmail.com> wrote: > .ui coi tadni > > We are very active in #lojban on freenode, and I teach classes for beginners > there on a regular basis. You can feel free to e-mail me personally for more > information about the lessons, or contact me on IRC about it. > > mu'o mi'e .kribacr. > > On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Cebalo Jason > <jason_andrew_ceb...@yahoo.com.au> wrote: >> >> coi rodo, >> >> Just a quick note to introduce myself, my name is Jason Ceablo and I'm >> currently studying for a liberal arts degree with a majour in Philosophy at >> Campion College in Sydney Australia. >> >> I've known about and been interested in Lojban for a while but have just >> recently decided to put the work in to actually teach myself. >> >> Well, thats me, hopefully will have the chance to meet other interested >> types in the not too distant futrure. >> >> Best Wishes to all, >> >> la djeison.tsebalos >> > >
