la djan cusku di'e
Invent Yourself scripsit:
> Termsets, rarely used, few understand them. In marking simultaneous
> claims, how are they different from ".e"?
{A, B} love {C, D} means that A loves C and B loves D.
That corresponds to Lojban jo'u:
abu jo'u by prami cy jo'u dy
Termsets group things differently:
nu'i ge abuboi cy gi by.boi dy prami
{A C} and {B D} love.
A more natural example in English would be:
A gives {B to C} and {D to F}.
abu dunda nu'ige by boi cy gi dy boi fy
Each term in a termset fills a different place.
Does the fact that not even John Cowan can get this straight
prove that termsets are unusable and should be avoided?
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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