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Aw, dang it! I just found the answer to
My SECOND question aas well! Disregard my whole letter! From:
lojban-beginners-bounce@lojban.org [mailto:lojban-beginners-bounce@lojban.org] On Behalf Of Turniansky, Michael 1) I note that just as lojban disallows certain CC
combinations (such as “mz”) for fear they will be misheard, TLI
Loglan disallows certain triples (like “ndj” which might be
confused as “nj”) Does lojban have any such forbidden
triples? I see none such in the CRG, but don’t know if the BPFK has
done anything on this. 2) An utterance of the form “le broda cu le
brode fe le brodi” or even “le broda cu fe le brode fe le
brodi” is grammatically acceptable, but does it have any meaning?
As I see it, there are three possibilities: One) it is non-meaningful,
and clearly and error; two) It implies some type of logical or non-logical
connection between the argument, equivalent to “le broda cu
fe brode JE/JOI brodi” (and probably specifically je or joi); or
three) brodi replaces brode entirely. Has this been discussed/resolved?
Thanks in advance,
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