To my knowledge, most or all of Lojban is public domain.
Why don't we start with a sort of road map; figure out key vocab and grammar? Then we can decide order. Or just borrow order from Lojban for Beginners, bearing in mind the byfy changes to the grammar since then.
Honestly, I think it would be a good idea to just have a standard level division of Lojban. Similar to how we have Spanish 1 - 5 classes. Sort of break Lojban vocabulary and grammar up into 4 or 5 grades, and standardize from there.
I'd help put together lessons as well, though my graphic skills aren't much.
mu'omi'e aleks
On Nov 5, 2006, at 4:44 AM, Andrii (lOkadin) Zvorygin wrote: You want to start on that project? I don't know what licenses of the CLL and the LFB are, but hopefully they are creative-commons compatible. We could probably at least make a transitional lojban document. Where you start in english and as you introduce new concepts you apply them right away. like maybe introduce grammar first, so use lojban placement using english words, and just show how that would work. and substitute in vocabulary words as you see fit. I'm sure you've already thought of this. If you'd like to go ahead with it, I'd be happy to help .ui
On 11/4/06, Jon MacLeod <eye_onus@yahoo.com> wrote: I agree, it is very cool. It kinda reminded me os Dr. Suess' "One Fish, Two
Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish".
We need more things like that- The pictures were very helpful, plus there's the
great part- anyone who looks at something like the presentation on that site
will /immediately/ know what blanu, finpe, and such mean, regardless of
language.
I've always felt that what the Lojban community needs, or at least, should
eventually develop, is a Lojban teaching resource entirely in Lojban, which
starts simply, such as the site's "coi rodo", giving a person the needed
vocabulary be able to learn the rest as defined in terms of Lojban.
I can read Lojban texts fairly well, but I still have to refer to my
Lojban-English dictionary to actually /understand/ it, and my reason is because
I'm having a difficult time remembering what the freaking words /mean/.
(Although I doubt I'll ever forget blanu, xunre, or finpe are again.)
--- Chris Double <chris.double@double.co.nz> wrote:
> I did a google search for lojban today and noticed a nifty ad on the
> right hand side taking me to the very cool:
>
> http://coirodo.com
>
> I've not seen it mentioned here before so thought I'd bring it up. It's nice!
>
> Chris.
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