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 Content preview:  On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 12:25:16AM -0400, Pierre Abbat wrote:
    > On Saturday, April 19, 2014 09:04:27 shanoxilt wrote: > > http://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comments/22b72j/accessibility_and_language_
    > > learning/cgvx0m6 > > > It would be really neat for Lojban to come up
   with sign language and > > braille, or use existing braille or sign language
    alphabets and modify > > the lessons to be for learning Lojban. Unfortunately,
    I can't say for sure > > how difficult it would be and how well that would
    work for those who would > > use it. > > Writing Lojban in simple Braille
    is trivial. Higher-order Brailles depend on > letter cluster frequency and
    should be doable. > > "Lojban sign language" doesn't make sense. Sign languages
    are just other > languages. American Sign Language is more closely related
    to French Sign > Language than to British Sign Language, although American
    English is more > closely related to British English than to French. > >
   You may be interested in "Where are your keys?". Get in touch with Alan Post
    > at lodockikumazvati.org ("lo do ckiku ma zvati" is Lojban for "where are
    your > keys"). He did a demo with us at jbonunsla a couple of years ago.
   We sat > around a table with a book, a pen, and a few other objects and said
    things > like "mi dunda le cukta do", "la .alyn. ponse le cukta", and "ti
    penbi" while > acting them out. > [...] 
 
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On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 12:25:16AM -0400, Pierre Abbat wrote:
> On Saturday, April 19, 2014 09:04:27 shanoxilt wrote:
> > http://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comments/22b72j/accessibility_and_language_
> > learning/cgvx0m6
> 
> >    It would be really neat for Lojban to come up with sign language and
> >    braille, or use existing braille or sign language alphabets and modify
> > the lessons to be for learning Lojban. Unfortunately, I can't say for sure
> > how difficult it would be and how well that would work for those who would
> > use it.
> 
> Writing Lojban in simple Braille is trivial. Higher-order Brailles depend on 
> letter cluster frequency and should be doable.
> 
> "Lojban sign language" doesn't make sense. Sign languages are just other 
> languages. American Sign Language is more closely related to French Sign 
> Language than to British Sign Language, although American English is more 
> closely related to British English than to French.
> 
> You may be interested in "Where are your keys?". Get in touch with Alan Post 
> at lodockikumazvati.org ("lo do ckiku ma zvati" is Lojban for "where are your 
> keys"). He did a demo with us at jbonunsla a couple of years ago. We sat 
> around a table with a book, a pen, and a few other objects and said things 
> like "mi dunda le cukta do", "la .alyn. ponse le cukta", and "ti penbi" while 
> acting them out.
> 

.i ki'e .pier. coi do mi jundi mi'e .alyn.
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