Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2012 21:43:43 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: [lojban] Gismu with 100% english bias
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 Content preview:  Hi everyone, sorry if this question has been asked before,
    and if so, if you could provide a link or two that would be great. I tried
    looking on google, but not quite sure how to search for this.. My question
    is, is it possible to produce a set of gismu (root words) with a 100% bias
    to english? (perhaps calling the resulting Lojban variant "englog" or "englan"
    or something like that. I tried learning lojban before but I just got put
    off by the foreignness of the words. Perhaps it may be that learning the
   grammar first using english gismu would be much easier than just jumping in
    the deep end. This may give rise to many dialects (the chinese may want their
    variant of lojban having gismu 100% biased to chinese), but perhaps this
   is not a bad thing? [...] 
 
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Hi everyone, sorry if this question has been asked before, and if so, if 
you could provide a link or two that would be great. I tried looking on 
google, but not quite sure how to search for this..

My question is, is it possible to produce a set of gismu (root words) with 
a 100% bias to english? (perhaps calling the resulting Lojban variant 
"englog" or "englan" or something like that. I tried learning lojban before 
but I just got put off by the foreignness of the words. Perhaps it may be 
that learning the grammar first using english gismu would be much easier 
than just jumping in the deep end. This may give rise to many dialects (the 
chinese may want their variant of lojban having gismu 100% biased to 
chinese), but perhaps this is not a bad thing?

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Hi everyone, sorry if this question has been asked before, and if so, if yo=
u could provide a link or two that would be great. I tried looking on googl=
e, but not quite sure how to search for this..<br><br>My question is, is it=
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h? (perhaps calling the resulting Lojban variant "englog" or "englan" or so=
mething like that. I tried learning lojban before but I just got put off by=
 the foreignness of the words. Perhaps it may be that learning the grammar =
first using english gismu would be much easier than just jumping in the dee=
p end. This may give rise to many dialects (the chinese may want their vari=
ant of lojban having gismu 100% biased to chinese), but perhaps this is not=
 a bad thing?<br>

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