On Thu, May 01, 2003 at 03:07:30AM -0000, sshiskom wrote:
> Given that...
>
> What are possible Lojban answers to
> {xu tu'a do ba'o dicra lenu darxi le speni be do}?
>
> What I can see is:
>
> 1. go'i
> According to my understanding of Lojban, it means
> {tu'a mi ba'o dicra lenu darxi le speni be mi}, and
> equivalent of English "yes".
>
> 2. go'inai
> {tu'a mi na ba'o dicra lenu darxi le speni be mi}.
> It is not English "no", but it means nothing substantial.
That's ungrammatical. You mean "na go'i".
> What would be an equivalent of English (was it Japanese?)
> word "mu"?
na'i means the same thing as "mu".
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