Im terribly sorry. It should have been {doi ma'a/mi'a ko klama}
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 9:30 PM, MystyrNile a <mystyrnile@gmail.com> wrote:
I've never really liked the word "ko", perhaps because i don't fully understand it. I know it means "the party addressed" while changing the sentence from an assertion to a command to make the sentence true. But what if i'm a member of the party addressed? How do i command mi'o or ma'a?According to official Lojban: {do ma'a ko klama}.And there is an experimental cmavo {ko'oi} of selma'o UI so that{ko = do ko'oi} and {mi'o ko'oi klama} however, {mi'o e'u klama} is probably what you want in most cases.I thought that some UI cmavo that turns a sentence into a command would work better, since commands don't always involve the addressee.How do i tell someone to make "le gerku cu zvati lo ri gerzda" true?gau ko lo gerku cu zvati lo gerzda be ri = Make it so that the dog is inside its doghouse.--
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