2012/9/2 Sebastian Fr=F6jd <so.cool= .ogi@gmail.com>

well, it seems useful, but still I'm rather confused.

How do you= express the following examples with the new definition?

1. He did a= 900=B0 (a sk= ateboard trick, rotation to the right in the transverse plane, person joi s= kateboard (xilta'o) same rotation)

2. The car rotates around me

3. The car is spinning (aro= und its own axis) and rotates around the moose (on the left side of = the moose)

4. She did a back flip (axis her own head, rotation feet = to the front) and landed lying face down

5. Tony kickflips his board 90=B0 left in the sagittal plane, and at t= he same time rotates his body 180=B0 to the right in the coronal plane

Is it even possible to describe movements like this in a convenient way= with the new definition?

What's the difference between gunro an= d carna, except that gunro needs a surface in the 2nd place?

mu'= omi'e jongausib

2012/9/2 la gleki <= gleki.is.my= .name@gmail.com>

On Thursday, August 30, 2012 6:57:02 PM UTC+4, selpa'i wro= te:
Am 29.08.2012 07:35, schrieb la = gleki:
> I wonder how selpa'i is gonna translate
> "Rotate the screen 90 deg. clockwise"
> "Rotate the screen 180 deg. clockwise"

How about:
[ko gasnu lo nu] lo vidni cufi'u vo si'e carna lo pritu
[Make it so that] the screen turns a quarter in clockwise direction.

The x2 of si'e would be used to refer to a single complete rotation= ,=20
which I would understand to be the default value for si'e2 when use= d=20
with carna. The default could be defined as "PA si'e lo carlai= be li=20
pa", so that PA tells us how many rotations (or what fraction of a= =20
rotation) occur.

si'e says not= hing about full rotation. It's {carna} that must do the job.
= And if we assume that {carna} imples one full revolution by default then...= well...

mu'o mi'e la selpa'i

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