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Re: [lojban] ko finti
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- Subject: Re: [lojban] ko finti
- From: "Sanghyeon Seo" <sanxiyn@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 16:34:14 +0900
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2006/12/28, Ryan Keppel <keppel@pdx.edu>:
li'a tu'a lo lojban se ciska cu pluka mi
_lojban_ is a name, so the correct article is _la_.
_tu'a_ usage here is ungrammatical. Either _tu'a la lojban._(the thing
which has something to do with Lojban), or _lo se ciska bau la
lojban._(the thing which is written in the language Lojban).
i ku'i lo se finti lo xe fanva cu zmadu le ka se gleki
.ie
.i ji'a ko kurji ko
I don't understand. Did you intend _ja'e_? Also, if you intended
something like "so I decided to help myself", _ko_ is not appropriate,
_mi_ is.
lo pemci po'e mi
Unless this poem is inalienable posession of you, like your hand, you
want _pe_ here.
lu loi cinmo li'u co'e
I don't understand this at all.
i ko gletu ko pi'o le do xance
Although the literal translation would be very poetic indeed, I think
you intended _sepi'o_ here.
i ko jinga gi'e catra
i ko sevzi ko
i ko finti lo xatra
be ko
.ue de'u rimni .iku'i la'ede'u jai vlile
"Fuck yourself with your own hands. Win, and kill. Be yourself. Write
a page of letter to yourself."
--
Seo Sanghyeon
- References:
- ko finti
- From: "Ryan Keppel" <keppel@pdx.edu>