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coi me'u ctefan-kox.
mi nanmu dotco .i
xabju la cnino bramalsi poi tcadu be'a la hamburg pe'e lu'a le pa karce cacra .i
mi jbena fi le detri be li re pi'e pare pi'e pasobici
So I hope my attempt of introduction is
understandable. It leads me to two questions though.
How does lojban handle names with more than one
part (for example birth and family name)? Using hyphens seem unlojbanic to me
but making a pause is AFAIK not allowed within a name.
How can I say "I'm 18 years old." I didn't find an
appropriate brivla. And expressing my birthdate seems unhandy.
Two more questions that came to my mind while
reading the reference grammar:
When I use co-conversion of tanru within a
description, do I have to terminate the sumti to prevent other arguments of the
bridi to run into the description? I think they will but the gramar doesn't say
so explicitly.
The last thing is more an idea:
Could "se'inai" be used with to mark somebody
else's definitions, exspectations etc.? If so "ti'e" and "za'a" might be used to
mark how one came to know of that person's opinions.
mu'omi'e ctefan.
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