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Subject: [lojban] Re: What Texts Would You Like To Read In Lojban?
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>  Suppose you have a weighty amount of time and desire to learn Lojban by
> reading texts in it. What texts would you like to use for this purpose?
> Would they be sci-fi, detectives, or scientific articles? What authors would
> you like to read in Lojban?
>
I personally would prefer shorter writings, novellas, to
lengthy novels. Fiction, preferably. But the style is
also important: as Lojban usually allows several
ways to express the same meaning, it will be worth
trying to use every feature of the language - from
attitudinals to new lujvo, from discursives to the many
different connectives... everything.
It will make reading Lojban more delighting IMO.

mi'e darves
           
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<p>Suppose you have a weighty amount of time and desire to learn Lojban by reading texts in it. What texts would you like to use for this purpose? Would they be sci-fi, detectives, or scientific articles? What authors would you like to read in Lojban?
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<div>I personally&nbsp;would prefer shorter writings, novellas, to</div>
<div>lengthy novels. Fiction, preferably. But the style is</div>
<div>also important:&nbsp;as Lojban&nbsp;usually allows several</div>
<div>ways to express the same meaning, it will be worth</div>
<div>trying to use every feature of the language - from</div>
<div>attitudinals to&nbsp;new lujvo, from discursives to the many</div>
<div>different&nbsp;connectives... everything.</div>
<div>It will make reading Lojban&nbsp;more delighting IMO.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>mi'e darves</div></div>
           
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