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everyday lojban
- To: lojban-list@lojban.org
- Subject: everyday lojban
- From: "Andrii Zvorygin" <andrii.z@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 23:15:27 -0400
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.a'u I was just wondering if anyone here uses lojban when speaking (or typing/e-mailing) to people that don't already know about lojban. If not were you planning on it?
.o'acu'e I myself try to throw in an attitudinal with translation in all my emails(all the recent ones i can recall), though .o'anai I rarely use attitudinals otherwise, ku'i .a'o pe'i I'm slowly improving and now use .ui every now and again in speech, I've been thinking of telling the bus driver something along the lines of ".a'o do se xamgu I mean i hope good things for you", or some such. I think advertising Lojban is a simple and worthwhile lojban.
What do you think?
click reply below zo'onai.ai.ui I can hardly wait to find out