From LOJBAN@CUVMB.BITNET  Sat Mar  6 22:46:06 2010
Reply-To: Steve Hazel <hazel@TURING.CS.STEDWARDS.EDU>
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Date: Wed Dec  6 20:16:57 1995
From: Steve Hazel <hazel@TURING.CS.STEDWARDS.EDU>
Subject:      lo'e works
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To: John Cowan <cowan@LOCKE.CCIL.ORG>
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>In my opinion le'e and lo'e have broader application than the glosses
>"typical" and "stereotypical" suggest.  For example I think we decided to
>use lo'e in "I want a boat": mi djica lo'e bloti; where you can't say lo
>bloti because that would refer to a particular boat or boats.  Don't be
>confused by the negative connotations of "stereotype" in English.

hm...if lo'e can be used in {mi djica lo'e bloti} then it will probably
serve my purpose...and "typical" would be a very poor translation.

thanks!

Steven Hazel
hazel@turing.cs.stedwards.edu
e'osai ko sarji la lojban