Can anyone tell me the difference between

{lo broda cu brode} = vs. {lo brode cu broda} vs. {broda je brode}
What is more interesting t= hat latros entered a new cmavo {no'oi} which is the same as {noi} but appli= ed to selbri.

And {lo=3Dzo'e noi}.
If so what's the difference between=
{lo broda cu brode} vs. {lo brode cu broda} vs. {broda je brode}= vs. {brode no'oi broda}?

It has to do with quantification, emphasis, and context= . {lo broda} refers to a broda that is presumably already in context, and f= or which it is already somewhat known to be a broda, given the nature of th= e underlying mechanism {zo'e noi broda}. However, {lo broda cu brode} and {= broda je brode} are drastically different. The former says that there are s= ome broda (that are known to be broda and that in context) that are also br= ode, whereas {broda je brode} is explicitly assigning the properties broda = and brode to something in context. In both cases, there is something in con= text, but in the {je} example, it is not presumed that the thing in context= being a broda is known by the listener, not to mention that the {lo} form = creates a sort of symbol that loosely always refers to the same thing(s).

Anyway, the implicit je thing is something that I perso= nally dislike about loksan, if that's what this is about.

loksan's feature is something that I decided myself without ask= ing anyone.

If optional topic/comment markers are added to loksan= default {je} construction can be modified to reflect xorxes' view on {lo .= ... ku}.

No advantages over Loccan2=3DLojban, though.

<= br>

mu'o

Next.
In Lesniewski's logic "a =E5 b" m= eans "Earth is a planet", "Alice is a human" but not vice versa.
= In Natural Language Processing there is a predicate "instance-of" so that "= New York is a city" turns into "New York is an-instance-of a city".

How should I understand the same stuff in Lojban?
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