Re: [lojban] Re: everyday lojban

["Hans Isbrücker" <hisbrucker@gmail.com>]

isn't it: "do pensi ma" instead of "pei"?

On 9/30/06, Andrii Zvorygin <andrii.z@gmail.com > wrote:

i meant nupterspeni, meaning married by the law/custom of promise, she's my fiancee

and .uidai means i empathize with your happiness. In lojban all emotions are yours, it's not like in engilsh, where often emotions are expressed through causality, .i.e:
glipre pa: how do you feel?
glipre re: I had a shitty day at work today, abu spilt coffee on my new shirt

jbopre pa: pei
jbopre re: .uinairo'o

On 9/29/06, Hans Isbrücker <hisbrucker@gmail.com> wrote:

.ua.ui, Thanks for the answer, they should add that to "Loiban with attitude!".

On 9/29/06, Pierre Abbat < phma@phma.optus.nu> wrote:

On Friday 29 September 2006 01:50, Andrii Zvorygin wrote:
> .uidai,  I to use lojban with my  nupterspeni she gets a little annoyed at
> times but thinks it's romantic at times and we have at this point a
> primitive level of communication that most other people don't understand.

Do you mean {nupselspeni}? A terspeni is a law or custom recognizing a
marriage as valid.

On Friday 29 September 2006 07:54, Hans Isbrücker wrote:
> (xu) What does .uidai mean? .uinai, I tried to look it up in the
> dictionary, but couldn't find it. I only began with the language last
> sunday (september 24).

{uidai} means that someone else is happy.

Pierre


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