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[lojban-beginners] Some AIW Questions
- To: lojban-beginners@lojban.org
- Subject: [lojban-beginners] Some AIW Questions
- From: "chris kerr" <letsclimbhigher@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:31:33 -0700
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I'm reading AIW as a method to learn correct lojban habits. So when I
see things I don't understand, I want to know if I'm either right or
wrong so I can learn correctly from it.
Lojban text: xu mi mi
mintu ca le nu mi cikna binxo ca le zi cerni .i pe'iru'e ba'anai mi
cinmo le nu mi frica milxe .i ku'i va'o le nu mi mi na mintu cu jersi
preti fa le du'u mi du makau
The first thing I'm wondering about is {mi cinmo le nu} wherein cinmo is wanting (ka) for x2.
The
second thing is in {.i ku'i va'o le nu} wherein vanbi seems to be a
word limited to referring to physical surroundings in the real world
and thus wants (ind./mass) in x1. Such as a mass of pants, or an angry
prenu, etc. But I've been seeing {va'o} used on #lojban when talking
about things like grammer in bridi... so what kind of latitude is there in its
use? Seems like there's a number of other more appropriate modals
which could be used:
kai
ki'i
ji'u
ri'a lo da'i za'i li'o
ki'u lo da'i za'i li'o
ni'i
ma'i
I guess there's a lot, I'll stop there.
I look forward to ro do thoughts.