ki'e
But that seems word-to-word translations, which may be less helpful
since the new learners can consult the wordlist
> .i le ba zi za'e jbove'a ba la'a se zdile je gleki
> (The soon-to-be (new word) jbokids will likely be entertained and happy.)
>
lojbo verba ? do you mean something like
>"{da'i}" is also a discursive, and so there is absolutely no reason to precede
>it with "{sei}." In fact, in this instance, the "{sei}" also includes the
>"{pindi}", resulting in the incomplete statement "I am happy, regardless of [In
>fact, one is poor] ..." in which "{gi'u}" has no right operan
Is it :
mi pindi .i ku'i mi gleki
mi gleki .i seku'ibo mi pindi
mi gleki gi'u sei da'inai pindi
mu'o mi'e zo'e
>
> .i klama fa le remna .i klama fe le zdani
> .i klama fi le ckule .i ctuca fo le flani
> .i klama fo le dargu noi jibni fe le zbani
> .i klama fu le karce .i nunkla fa le clani
>
> .i ro terbri be zo klama zo'u ko jgari pa degji sepo'iku
.io .i ku'i ma smuni lu jgari pa degji sepo'iku li'u
.i
>.i tu dunli le krasi lo ka rimni
lu tu dunli le krasi be lo ka rimni li'u .i'epei
mi'e zo'e
{ go'i } repeats the last bridi. Does it only refer to the whole bridi
? Or can it refer to the selbri ? Or to the selbri tanru ?
e.g. You said " mi clira klama le zarci fu le karce "
and I want to say that you do come early, but not by car;
or that you do come by car , but late;
or that you do c
>> .i ma verclibau do?
>
> what does verclibau mean? And wouldn't it be ".i xu ma verclibau do" as
> opposed to ".i ma verclibau do?" ?
>
" velclibau " , eh ? ve cilre bangu . By which language you learn .
Anglais jikau French.
" verclibau " must be " verba cilre bangu "
.i mi na te smuni ri
>l
ba'anai lu velcli befi la lojban befo loi co'a cilre li'u has said
that a bridi may have only the selbri, to express an
interjection-like-emotion. So zo cinri jo'u zo slabu jo'u li'o in the
list could be right without zo se .
The list was simply for comparing the two types of lojbanic words,
ignori
> (mibda doesn't mean anything. not sure what you wanted here?)
o i think i wanted to mean
le mi sevzi
> Did you really lose your quality of being able to love, or did you lose that
> which you have loved? (lo mi selpa'i)
> Well don't forget that benji doesn't imply that sender loses anything
a'ajundi
a'ecikna
a'i?
a'ocpana
a'ucinri
aijdice
audjica
e'acurmi
e'ekakne
e'ito'e zifre
e'ocpedu
e'ustidi
eibilga
i'a?
i'edarlu
i'igubni
i'o?
i'uslabu
iakrici
ietugni
iiterpa
iosinma
iunelci
o'ajgira
o'
{ nunprami } ?
{ kamprami } ?
..
{ nunprami }
I don't clear know
le terfrica be zo nu bei zo pu'u bei zo li'i
For example I have loved my girlfriend for many years , then I would say
this is really a , painful love .
{ xanri lizprami } or { xanri puvprami } or { xanri nunprami } ?
I don't see
xu zvati fa lo nalxelfanva ke jbobau selfinti ke'e poi ke'a zoi
trustworthy to learning from zoi .i pe'i lonu fanva du lonu fanza .i ta'o
la'edi'u se cusku u'u lo lazni be lozu'o finti
How do we say some simple mathematic expressions like
2+3=5
8-6=2
(2+3)*(8-6)=10
(2+3)*(8-6)/10=1
2+3*8-6=?
I try the fourth as { vei li re su'i li ci ve'o pi'i vei li bi vu'u li xa
ve'o fe'i li dau ...?... li pa }
Is it ok to fill the question mark with { du } ?
The other cmavo about maths loo
>
>
> lo zarci cu binxo lo briju
>
> lo zarci cu cenba lo ka kumfa ce'u
>
> mi galfi lo zarci lo briju
>
> mi jai stika lo ka lo zarci cu kumfa ce'u
>
> lo zarci cu zasni lo ka kumfa ce'u kei mi
>
Oh can you give their meanings ?
And i see these selbri have more than one place , such as "condit
for these selbri :
binxo
cenba
galfi
stika
zasni
( The last one seems not having the "change" meaning )
2008/12/16 Jorge Llambías
> On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 2:24 AM, J Y wrote:
> > i have just known that {xu} may be attached to a single word in one
> > sentence , then i want to know , what about the negator {na} ?
>
> No, the position of {na} is much more restricted. It can
i have just known that {xu} may be attached to a single word in one
sentence , then i want to know , what about the negator {na} ?
And , could you tell me the difference between {na} and {na'e} ? They look
the same when using .
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