[lojban-beginners] Are my attitudinals right?

[DataPacRat <datapacrat@gmail.com>]

[coi]

I'm having a hard time memorizing [.uanai] definitions of Lojban
words, so I'm narrowing my focus onto the attitudinals and other
indicators. I found one proposal for "cniglic", which treats the
indicators as a separate system, a plug-in module that can be bolted
onto another language, which seems an entertaining enough idea [u'i]
to try to learn for its own merits, even if I have to check the
dictionary for any other translations.

They say you don't really understand anything unless you can explain
it to someone else, so as part of my self-training process, I've put
together a reference page at http://www.datapacrat.com/cniglic/ . I
/think/ I've got everything right [.a'o .iicu'i], but if I have made
any mistakes, I hope someone here can point them out to me [.e'o].

(In case you're wondering about the non-English characters, they're
Tengwar; I'm working on [.a'i .uo] another reference page, for writing
Lojban in Tengwar, at http://www.datapacrat.com/cniglic/tengwar.html .
If you see any mistakes there, or in
http://www.datapacrat.com/calendar/ , feel free to let me know.)


[ki'e] Thank you for your time,
--
DataPacRat
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vajni fo lo preti
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