ctuca and cilre...

[trevor hill <thill@quark.com>]

  It seems to me that we'll want to keep the meaning of ctuca as something
more than just purely transmitting knowledge or information -- so in the
case of the fone number,...

  (japanese) denwabango wo oshiete kudasai...
  (please 'teach' me your fone number)

it seems to me this _should_ be more like ...

  pe'u do djuno gasnu mi le do <fone number>

but of course, you can't 'know' a fone number in lojban, so I have no idea
how to say that.  It seems you can't know anything but a 'du'u' in lojban,
so what do we say when we know a fone number? do we always have to say "le
du'u le do <fone number> cu mokau"...?

-trevor.