Re: [lojban] mi zdani la'e lu ibu. ry. cy. le'u gi'enai le prenu na'e jundi

[Jorge "Llambías" <jjllambias2000@yahoo.com.ar>]

la liuIs cusku di'e

> (here follows the text - I know there is some cmavo for saying that. Which
> one?)

di'e

> -----------------------
> <viric> How would you say "I'll ask EVEN you're not attending" ?

I use {ji'asai} for "even". "Even if" is more complicated because
"if" is complicated. I think I'd say:

   mi ba retsku va'o ji'asai lo nu do na jundi

> <viric> How would you translate "Exercice", from a textbook?

Maybe {cligu'a} or {crebi'ogu'a} for "x1 does exercise x2 ...".
Probably {selgu'a} with context is enough for "exercise". Maybe
{cilre selgu'a}.

> <viric> How can I refer to a "communication"? For example, for saying
>    "far-communications science" (Telecommuncations) ?

{datni benji} information transfer? {dardatnybe'iske}?

> <viric> Can "da" refer to an event, a property or 'concept' (du'u)? How can I
>    get that meaning, otherwise?

"da" stands for anything, yes, including abstractions.

> <viric> ba'a mi ze'u denpa
> <viric> Mmmm many times I need to say "about subject...". It's correct to use
>    "tedu'o" BAI? For example.... "Class notes about radiation" => "le se
> tcidu
>    tedu'o le dirce

{sera'a} is the more general BAI for this.

> <viric> Mmmm I have problems about 'intro key'.
> <viric> "Class notes about radioation" => "le tadni se tcidu tedu'o le
> dirce".

You need {pe tedu'o}, or {pe sera'a}. Otherwise you have two unconnected
terms.

>    Or it's better to say: "le tadni notci le dirce" ?

{be le dirce} or {pe le dirce}, for the same reason.

> <viric> Mmmm maybe it's better to say "leka dirce".
> <viric> Mmmm or not. Better "leka se dirce".

Maybe {lo nu dirce}.

mu'o mi'e xorxes



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