[lojban-beginners] Re: Penguicon Lojban Presentation

[Matt Arnold <mattarn@123.net>]

Apologies to those who read this the last time I posted it, and also apologies for my imperfect grammar. The last time it was perfected to the point that it became unsingable.

mi'e cmalu tcatipax
noi tordu je rotsu
ti po'e mi veljai
ti po'e mi tubnu
i fau jaugapci tirna lo siclu
i ko carna je rinci mi

Self-introductory vocative: the speaker is a small (in unspecified properties or dimensions as compared with a standard or norm) pot, kettle, urn, tub, sink, or deep container to contain a quantity of beverage brewed from leaves, 
which is incidentally short in the longest dimension or direction by an unspecified measurement standard, and plump, fat, obese, excessively thick, bulbous or swollen by an unspecified standard.
Immediate demonstrative it is the speaker's inalienably-possessed locus that is gripped, held, siezed or hugged.
Immediate demonstrative it is the speaker's inalienably-possessed length of tubing, pipe or hollow cylinder of unspecified material.
In the event of water vapor, audibly hear the speaker's whistle, note, tone, or melody.
Imperative-you turn or rotate the speaker in an unspecified direction along an axis that is flat, level or horizontal in an unspecified gravity or frame of reference, and drain, strain or flush liquid or fluid from the speaker through the typical orifice by force of gravity.

-epkat

lojban-beginners@chain.digitalkingdom.org wrote:
>coi la epkat;
>    I'd really be interested in the text of your "I'm a  Little Teapot" in 
>lojban, if you'd care to share. I'm also quite pleased with  the total contents 
>of you post. Sounds like Penguicon was great. Wish I could  have been there.
> 
>mu'o mi'e lylan
>

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