Re:lanzu usage

["xahlee.org" <yahoo@xahlee.org>]

Thanks for all the help and explanations on lanzu.

la_okus, your examples is a bit more advanced for me at the moment.

the part i find most difficult when learning lojban is when encountering the much of cmavo. For brivla, i can often look it up in the core word list. But for cmavo, it's hard to find what they mean. I'm not sure what are "lai", "zi'o", "so'i", "le'e", "ca", "lei". The one example i can most easily understand is

"lai braun lanzu mi"

is lai some kind of "la"?

How do one say "this is my family" (pointing to a photo of me and my parents & siblings)
"ti lanzu mi" ? (which means "i'm a member of this family".)

 Xah
 xah@xahlee.org
 http://xahlee.org/PageTwo_dir/more.html

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On Mar 24, 2004, at 2:14 PM, la_okus wrote:

mi se lanzu lai braun.
I'm part of the Brown family.

zi'o lanzu so'i dzena le'e ponjo
The stereotypical japanese family has lots of elders.

do ca se lanzu lei lobypli
You are now part of the lojbanist family.


--- xahlee wrote:
does anyone has an example?