Which passage in chapter 5 gave that impression? &nb= sp;From what I understand, the bridi can be thought of as the whole sentenc= e. The selbri is the relationship word that pulls the whole thing tog= ether, and the terbri, which are often sumti, are the places.

"sentence" isn't quite the right word, actually, since you c= an have bridi nested within a sentence e.g. "lo gerku ku nelci lo nu = pinxe lo djacu". I would say that the whole thing is a "sentence". &n= bsp;The whole thing is also a "bridi". "pinxe lo djacu" is also a bridi. And "lo gerku", "lo nu pinxe lo djacu", and "lo djacu= " are all sumti as well as terbri.

On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 4:00 PM, Annie <park.annie@asb.gaggle.net> wrote:

oh wow. what other dames do you have for that book? = speaking of cll, it looks to me, from chapter 5, that a bridi is a sentence= without the selbri. am i understanding this correctly because if so, why w= ould you want to use a bunch of sumti without a selbri? the sentence wouldn= 't make s5se, it seems.

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On Dec 11, 2012,= at 2:03 PM, Jacob Errington <nictytan@gmail.com> wrote:

Sorry... I just think it's cool that it has a whole bunch of names and= well, we're also known for giving long-winded answers for no real reason, = haha.

.i mi'e la tsani mu'o

On 11 December 2012 13:29, Annie <park.annie@asb.gaggle.net>= ; wrote:

You could have just said "CLL".

Sent from my = iPod

On Dec 11, 2012, at 11:50 AM, Jacob Errington = <nictytan@gmail.= com> wrote:

It's one of the CLL's many names.<= div>* The Complete Lojban Language
* The Red Book
* The= Codex Woldemar
* The Book

It's the lang= uage's complete grammar description. Orika Okrent, who wrote "In the Land o= f Invented Languages" says that the CLL is one of the most complete grammat= ical descriptions of any constructed language. Calling it "The Red Book" st= ems from the colour of the cover, whereas "The Codex Woldemar" which is jus= t an overly fancy way of referring to it, comes from its author's name, Joh= n Woldemar Cowan.

.i mi'e la tsani mu'o

On 11 December 2012 10:39, Annie <park.annie@asb.gaggle.net&g= t; wrote:

=
what is the red book?

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