Obviously, yes. Since, at it's core, it's a language, one can gain fluency in it. There already are several Lojbanists who are fluent (and thus grasp the whole sentence at once, think in Lojban and not their native language, etc.).
— mi'e zukte be lo ka jungau mu'o —
I know the language can be learned, but I am wondering if it can be grasped in the same way as other languages? Is it actually possible to gain a level of fluency in it that you barely have to think about what is going on when you use it? It is fundamentally different from other languages, so I wonder if this could be learned in the same way as other languages.
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