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Subject: Re: [lojban] An Attempt at Lojbanistan Txtspk
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A simple but still txtspk-y change is to use numbers -- jip0 for jipno, for
example. I believe that most Lojban parsers around would actually work with
this; they convert numbers to their Lojban equivalent.

mi'e .cntr.


On 27 November 2013 21:51, Wuzzy <almikes@aol.com> wrote:

> Am Mon, 25 Nov 2013 14:13:42 -0800 (PST)
> schrieb lorxus <coronacoreanici@gmail.com>:
>
> > coi rodo mi'e lorxus
> >
> > I was struck by a chunk of inspiration on the way home today; I
> > wondered what Lojbanistani textspeak might look like, remembering the
> > translation of some earlier. I want to see if anyone can figure out
> > what it says, and thus whether it would be a plausible example of
> > putative textspeak.
> >
> > c
> > m'e lr?
> > m?-cmene-d
> > m-xabju l jbo-gd bu'u 1moi-tca
> > m-tadni l cmaci
> > ui m-glk l nu d-b-zi-vitke-m
> > t'o ? l ckafi a tcati plk-d ; m-djn l 6m 6m kafzac ; m-tr-ven tez'e
> > k-pnx t'o-n xenru l m-xlacus :( ; r l'a n-slabu ri'a r n-ri'i ;je
> > ti-fnx kargu ;je m-c-c'o jdn-sl-nabmi 666
> > l m-1f-b-sispe'i-d bu'u l vij-tcan
> > g'e "FIhI LA JBOGU'E" 66
> > m-d-zi-vsk
> > c'o
> >
> > So there it is then.
> > re'i!
> >
>
> Ouch, my brain and eyes burn! I would feel enshamed if I ever
> communicate in this way with any sane living being. ;-)
> Briefly, I think this introduces many =93What the fuck?=94 features and
> removes a lot of =93Oh, nice!=94 features of Lojban.
>
> Here are the =93What the fuck?=94 moments:
> =93lr=94 =3D =93lorxus=94? =93lorxu=94 =85 Meh.
> =93m?=94 =3D =93ma=94? Wow, that=92s pointless, it doesn=92t even save yo=
u a letter.
> xD
> All words of the form =93consonant apostrophe vocal=94 are a *huge* WTF
> for me. Yay let=92s just guess the missing vocal. You have a 80% chance
> to be wrong. XD It would become especially fun for the =93k'o=94 series.
> Err, sorry, I meant =93ka'o=94 series. ;-)
> Not to say that one has to remember a lot of abbreviations. Sorry, but
> the rafsi are already enough for me. LOL.
> Speaking of rafsi: How would textspeak deal with a very long lujvo,
> not to say fu'ivla?
>
> Not that you think I have guessed correctly. Nope, I had to read your
> solution first.
>
> And like you said, this pretty much destroys the non-ambigious grammar.
> Not to say also a lot of other =93Oh, nice!=94 features in Lojban.
>
> Well, it=92s a nice Nerd=92s Pissing Contest. A joke. But nothing more, s=
o
> I don=92t take anything of it seriously. And you shouldn=92t take my
> response seriously, too. xD
>
> --
> Wuzzy
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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div>A simple but still txtspk-y change is to use numbers =
-- jip0 for jipno, for example. I believe that most Lojban parsers around w=
ould actually work with this; they convert numbers to their Lojban equivale=
nt.<br>

<br></div>mi&#39;e .cntr.<br><div>
<div class=3D"gmail_extra"><br><br><div class=3D"gmail_quote">On 27 Novembe=
r 2013 21:51, Wuzzy <span dir=3D"ltr">&lt;<a href=3D"mailto:almikes@aol.com=
" target=3D"_blank">almikes@aol.com</a>&gt;</span> wrote:<br><blockquote cl=
ass=3D"gmail_quote" style=3D"margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;p=
adding-left:1ex">


Am Mon, 25 Nov 2013 14:13:42 -0800 (PST)<br>
schrieb lorxus &lt;<a href=3D"mailto:coronacoreanici@gmail.com" target=3D"_=
blank">coronacoreanici@gmail.com</a>&gt;:<br>
<div><br>
&gt; coi rodo mi&#39;e lorxus<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; I was struck by a chunk of inspiration on the way home today; I<br>
&gt; wondered what Lojbanistani textspeak might look like, remembering the<=
br>
&gt; translation of some earlier. I want to see if anyone can figure out<br=
>
&gt; what it says, and thus whether it would be a plausible example of<br>
&gt; putative textspeak.<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; c<br>
&gt; m&#39;e lr?<br>
&gt; m?-cmene-d<br>
&gt; m-xabju l jbo-gd bu&#39;u 1moi-tca<br>
&gt; m-tadni l cmaci<br>
&gt; ui m-glk l nu d-b-zi-vitke-m<br>
&gt; t&#39;o ? l ckafi a tcati plk-d ; m-djn l 6m 6m kafzac ; m-tr-ven tez&=
#39;e<br>
&gt; k-pnx t&#39;o-n xenru l m-xlacus :( ; r l&#39;a n-slabu ri&#39;a r n-r=
i&#39;i ;je<br>
&gt; ti-fnx kargu ;je m-c-c&#39;o jdn-sl-nabmi 666<br>
&gt; l m-1f-b-sispe&#39;i-d bu&#39;u l vij-tcan<br>
&gt; g&#39;e &quot;FIhI LA JBOGU&#39;E&quot; 66<br>
&gt; m-d-zi-vsk<br>
&gt; c&#39;o<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; So there it is then.<br>
&gt; re&#39;i!<br>
&gt;<br>
<br>
</div>Ouch, my brain and eyes burn! I would feel enshamed if I ever<br>
communicate in this way with any sane living being. ;-)<br>
Briefly, I think this introduces many =93What the fuck?=94 features and<br>
removes a lot of =93Oh, nice!=94 features of Lojban.<br>
<br>
Here are the =93What the fuck?=94 moments:<br>
=93lr=94 =3D =93lorxus=94? =93lorxu=94 =85 Meh.<br>
=93m?=94 =3D =93ma=94? Wow, that=92s pointless, it doesn=92t even save you =
a letter.<br>
xD<br>
All words of the form =93consonant apostrophe vocal=94 are a *huge* WTF<br>
for me. Yay let=92s just guess the missing vocal. You have a 80% chance<br>
to be wrong. XD It would become especially fun for the =93k&#39;o=94 series=
.<br>
Err, sorry, I meant =93ka&#39;o=94 series. ;-)<br>
Not to say that one has to remember a lot of abbreviations. Sorry, but<br>
the rafsi are already enough for me. LOL.<br>
Speaking of rafsi: How would textspeak deal with a very long lujvo,<br>
not to say fu&#39;ivla?<br>
<br>
Not that you think I have guessed correctly. Nope, I had to read your<br>
solution first.<br>
<br>
And like you said, this pretty much destroys the non-ambigious grammar.<br>
Not to say also a lot of other =93Oh, nice!=94 features in Lojban.<br>
<br>
Well, it=92s a nice Nerd=92s Pissing Contest. A joke. But nothing more, so<=
br>
I don=92t take anything of it seriously. And you shouldn=92t take my<br>
response seriously, too. xD<br>
<span><font color=3D"#888888"><br>
--<br>
Wuzzy<br>
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er.ccc.de</a><br>
E-Mail: <a href=3D"mailto:wuzzy2@mail.ru" target=3D"_blank">wuzzy2@mail.ru<=
/a><br>
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