Re: [lojban-beginners] zo braile

[selpa'i <m3o@plasmatix.com>]

.i la Pierre Abbat cu cusku di'e
> So I've had this word in my head for months, but never really thought about
> its place structure. There are Braille encodings for various alphabets and for
> music. How about "x1 is written in the Braille encoding for x2"?
>
> do'i braile lo zgike
> It's in Braille for music.

I think that's good. I thought about this today and my main concern was 
whether or not this would cause problems with saying "I am studying 
braille" or "I like braille" etc because

mi nelci lo braile
I like things written in braille.

But the intended meaning can easily be achieved by making a lujvo 
"brailyle'u" ("x1 is a braille letter/symbol in braille 
alphabet/character-set x2 for encoding x3 representing x4") or something 
like that.

lo brailyle'u mi melbi
Braille is beautiful to me.

What do you think?

mu'o mi'e la selpa'i

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