[lojban-beginners] Re: What is love then

[Oleksii Melnyk <lamelnyk@gmail.com>]

zo'o pe'icai
"kamprami" is a kind of "loveability".
"puvprami" is a multistage process of getting some hormones into one's blood.
"ni prami" is the measure of (may be) the amount of the above
mentioned hormones.
"zu'o prami" is a  "ka prami" for robots.
"si'o prami" is a sceptic's "love".
"za'i prami" is a romantic's "love".
"li'i prami" - for psychologist's uses.
"mu'e parmi" is for professional "lovers".
"du'u prami" is, probably, for asking "what is love".
And "nunprami" is for somebody, who never asks "what is love" :)

"jei prami" and "su'u prami" are still waiting for explanation.


2009/2/7, J Y <kkm2019@gmail.com>:
> { nunprami } ?
> { kamprami } ?
> ......
>
> { nunprami }
> I don't clear know
> le terfrica be zo nu bei zo pu'u bei zo li'i
> For example I have loved my girlfriend for many years , then I would say
> this is really a , painful love .
> { xanri lizprami } or {  xanri puvprami } or { xanri nunprami } ?
> I don't see the difference.
>
>  " Poor me have lost my love "
> Here love may be a { ka } , but not { nu }
> By the way , how does a pronoun be qualified in Lojban , like here " poor me
> " ?  { selkecti mi } ? Rather { selkecti mibda } or something else ? .....
>
>  " I'll send you all my love "
> I don't know what should be this "love", cause there is a "send" { benji } ;
> if it's { lo mi kamprami } , so after I have sent it to you , whose {
> kamprami } it becomes ? Yours ? ...
>


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