Jared Angell schrieb: > Can anyone here think in Lojban, and if so what is that like? if you mean have the in-your-head-thinking-voice speak lojban, wenn, yes, i've done that a couple of times. for example while standing in the shower :) > Would anyone agree with me that Lojban follows the rules of General > Semantics? don't know what that is. > Wouldn't it be fairly easy to write a piece of software to translate > Lojban texts into English? already done as eppcott told you before. > Why is it that it is so difficult to translate texts into Lojban? My > understanding is that it is... english (and most other languages) are oftentimes hard to parse and concepts usually don't transfer 1:1 from natlang to lojban. > Also...isn't keeping track of the place structures for every single word > is Lojban damn near impossible???? not hard, no. as eppcott pointed out most place structures are pretty predictable and they are pretty learnable as well. - Timo
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