Thanks for this link.> >
> You may find this useful http://jbo.wikipedia.org/wiki/lojban. which has
> links to all of them.
I'm now working on that (after a while without working on lojban). However, is the “o” sound correct here? It points to a close-mid back unrounded vowel (no english example on the Wikipedia page), but I'm almost certain that it should be a rounded one (like in “y_aw_n”, if I believe Wikipedia). I've used that latter sound in the Wave lesson, but it's a two letters change if I'm wrong ;-)
Also, about the “r” (I have a long story with the “r” ;-)), it points to an alveolar tap. I thought it was an alveolar trill! My mistake (if it is one) comes from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lojban#Phonology_and_orthography], I guess, where an alveolar trill is given for the “r”. And it had something to do with the spanish “r”, too, but I don't remember where I did read that, and anyway, on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R], we can see that both sound are used in spanish (so, it was not precise, but not false to do that kind of comparison). Well, I would like to know what is the “best” sound (as the two are correct, thank to lojban laxism about sounds differentiation). First, to point it as an example, second, to correct any “prefered way” that I could have put in the french translation (as the french “r” is really different from both sounds, I spent some time on it).