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Subject: [lojban] [oz] {ko'a jibni lo ka broda}
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An example is
  {lo ka'=E0mru cu tai k=ECnli ja'e lo nu lo tr=ECcu cu ba zi j=ECbni lo ka=
 se
k=E0tna}

I understand that {ko'a jibni lo ka broda} here means something like {ko'a
na ru'e broda}.

At least to me, this use of jibni was new.

I think it is nice to have a selbri for "almost", but what about {jbikai}?
  {ko'a jbikai ko'e}
  {ko'a ckaji lo jibni be ko'e}

This way we don't have to rely on overloading, and avoid ambiguities when
both jibni1 and jibni2 are properties.

{jetyjbikai} could be used to say that a proposition is almost true, which
I guess would be even closer to {na ru'e}.

mu'o
mi'e .asiz.

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div><div><div><div>An example is<br>=A0 {lo ka&#39;=E0mru=
 cu tai k=ECnli ja&#39;e lo nu lo tr=ECcu cu ba zi j=ECbni lo ka se k=E0tna=
}<br><br></div>I understand that {ko&#39;a jibni lo ka broda} here means so=
mething like {ko&#39;a na ru&#39;e broda}.<br>
<br>At least to me, this use of jibni was new.<br><br>I think it is nice to=
 have a selbri for &quot;almost&quot;, but what about {jbikai}?<br>=A0 {ko&=
#39;a jbikai ko&#39;e}<br></div>=A0 {ko&#39;a ckaji lo jibni be ko&#39;e}<b=
r>
<br></div>This way we don&#39;t have to rely on overloading, and avoid ambi=
guities when both jibni1 and jibni2 are properties.<br><br></div><div>{jety=
jbikai} could be used to say that a proposition is almost true, which I gue=
ss would be even closer to {na ru&#39;e}.<br>
</div><div><br></div>mu&#39;o<br>mi&#39;e .asiz.<br></div>

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