> "Spofu" is not easier to learn than "spotu" in principle, but it
> certainly is easier to learn in principle, [...]
Uh, say what?
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is one clearly right answer. This is an example.
The definition you quote is right, and I say that as someone with a BSc
in mathematics, who knows enough complex analysis to have written out
the definition cold.
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be New
York City rather than Albany? (Of the various glosses for "ralju" in
the gismu list, I do see "leader", but the rest of them make me think
that is a misleading gloss in this case.)
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nd, on a completely different note, it would help if you could learn
and apply proper email quoting etiquiette. Every time you top-post and
fail to trim context (which combination seems to be your usual modus
operandi) you push me closer to mentally killfiling you as someone who
can't be bothere
y SH; the following SH seems to want to pull the
tongue back from the teeth a little, producing the usual "soft CH").
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> What's the difference between the x1 and the x2 of {larcu}?
Well, I'm hardly authoritative. But, as I read the gismu list, an
example might be, x1 is the building of a beautiful house where x2 is
carpentry.
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udy or research".
Of course, if it really matters, go find an intellectual property
lawyer practicing in the relevant jurisdiction(s).
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> adults) after some weeks of training. Is this possible/plausible?
The plasticity of the human brain/mind is often far underrated. :)
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just
to check). *Finding* the relevant character amid the tens of thousands
of characters there is likely to be a bit of a challenge, though.
That probably won't cover all Japanese characters, but between the kana
ranges and the CJK range you probably will get all the characters you
can act
identical vowel.
Um, doesn't that make it a diaeresis, rather than an umlaut, then?
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another plausible one.
This is one reason I find lojban so fascinating: it exposes a layer of
Sapir-Whorf-ness I'd never been aware of before.
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, not "some
animals are not pigs". Or does {naku} mean something other than a {na}
which happens to be placed next to a {ku}?
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licit in the notion of facing in a
direction.) Necessarily, since we can define any one of the three axes
(left-right, up-down, forward-backward) as the cross product of the
other two, so if one of them is ambiguous, at least one of the other
two must be as well.
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`service', though certainly many of them have more precise names.
What am I missing?
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