Date: Sat, 30 Jan 2016 01:31:10 -0800 (PST)
From: "la .tamar." <tama.austin@gmail.com>
To: Lojban Beginners <lojban-beginners@googlegroups.com>
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Subject: [lojban-beginners] Terminator for la
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Coi.

I gave up learning lojban a while ago because I didn't have anyone I would 
be able to learn it with, but recently I got some new friends who want to 
learn. I decided that at the start I would teach them to speak saying every 
terminator so that we get used to the idea of them being there, however I 
noticed that it is inconsistent as to whether or not la is terminated by ku 
or if it has no terminator. For example in la camxes grammar parser adding 
a ku to the end of a sumti starting with la generates an error unless you 
use the experimental grammar version. My question therefore is, is using ku 
as a terminator experimental? and should I teach them that it is the 
terminator for la, or shouldn't I?

Thanks :)

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<div dir=3D"ltr">Coi.<br><br>I gave up learning lojban a while ago because =
I didn&#39;t have anyone I would be able to learn it with, but recently I g=
ot some new friends who want to learn. I decided that at the start I would =
teach them to speak saying every terminator so that we get used to the idea=
 of them being there, however I noticed that it is inconsistent as to wheth=
er or not la is terminated by ku or if it has no terminator. For example in=
 la camxes grammar parser adding a ku to the end of a sumti starting with l=
a generates an error unless you use the experimental grammar version. My qu=
estion therefore is, is using ku as a terminator experimental? and should I=
 teach them that it is the terminator for la, or shouldn&#39;t I?<br><br>Th=
anks :)<br></div>

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