[lojban-beginners] Re: Single numbers as years

[Raphaël Poss <mail@raphael.poss.name>]

Le 26 janv. 05, à 20:49, Robin Lee Powell a écrit :
>     pa pi'e re pi'e pa ki'o
>     -- "the first of February of 2000"
>     pa ki'o
>     -- "the year 2000"
>     pa ki'o pi'e ci
>     -- "March of the year 2000"
>     pa ki'o pi'e ci pi'e vo
>     -- "the 4th of March of the year 2000"

s/pa ki'o/re ki'o/ (it's 2000 not 1000)

Hence:

  pa pi'e re pi'e re ki'o
  re ki'o
  re ki'o pi'e ci
  re ki'o pi'e ci pi'e vo

> > (If my opinion counts and it maybe doesn't; I don't like
> > those irregularities in programming languages, much worse is the
> > case in human languages. I prefer to use cmene for years).
>
> Umm, huh?  How would you use cmene for years, exactly?  "panononos"?

renononos ? Hmm, let's see...

{mi ba cliva ca la reki'on}

... why not.

But it isn't much different than {mi ba cliva ca li reki'o}.

--
Raphaël

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