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>   In fact, this article is how I got interrested in lojban.  A simple web
> search found me the www pages, and I was set.  I'm through to the
> beginning of chapter 7 already.  No one to practice with, though :(
>
> -marvin

You can practice here on the mailing list!  It's also possible a lojbanist
lives near you -- where are you geographically?