Here are= the links for learning Lojban.

=E2=9C=94 http://www.lojban.org/t= iki/wavelessonscontinued - is a popular textbook

=E2=9C=94 http:/= /dag.github.com/cll/ - is the full textbook

=E2=9C=94 http://vlas= isku.lojban.org/ - is the dictionary

=E2=9C=94 http://www.memrise= .com/topic/lojban/wordlists/ - is a great place where you can learn lojban = words online. Just *register* on that website, try several courses and use = the one that you like most

=E2=9C=94 http://lojban.org/jboski - a= utomatic grammar check of what you write in Lojban (which is unique among a= ll languages!) with English glossing (i.e. translation).

=E2=9C= =94 http://camxes.lojban.org/ - Even better than the previous item. But wit= hout glossing.

=E2=9C=94 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/= lojban-beginners - a community this is where you can ask any questions.

=E2=9C=94 http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=3Dckule,jbosnu,jbopr= e,lojban is a chat where you can make friends and ask for help for learning= lojban (in #ckule section)

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On 11 Nov 2012, at 01:12, la gleki <gleki.is...= @gmail.com> wrote:

On Sunday, November 11,= 2012 10:20:00 AM UTC+4, la .devin.preitr wrote:
[coi rodo]
I am attempting to teach a friend of mine from school how to speak Lojb= an. Her native language is Russian

co= i la .devin.preitr
Short note. For Russians we have a= separate group htt= p://vk.com/menli.bangu. Alternatively, you can give them my e-mail gleki.is...@gmail.com All the gismu have been translated to Russian b= y far (a separate Russian dictionary is http://vlasisku.lojban.org/vla= sisku.ru/badna). Cmavo are almost all translated, the Wave lessons will= be completed soon (according to what I was told by the translator).
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, but she basically g= rew up in a Southern English community, so her thought processes, as it see= ms to me, are a mixture of the two cultures. A few days ago, I was trying t= o get her to see how the diphthongs in Lojban are in fact logical, and how = the C is logical in the way it is pronounced. I think there was something e= lse she wanted me to ask about, but I can't remember what it is. Anyways, s= he basically wants to know how the c is logically phonetic, (she's gotten w= ay too used to the English c I'm guessing), but she did observe that the tc= makes since if the c makes since, but she cannot grasp the need for the c = to have the sh sound

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