On 04/03/2010 06:19 PM, Jorge Llambías wrote: > Perhaps not as important as languages and countries, but since we're > doing ISO codes, there's also currency units: > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217 > > These are three letter codes, and the obvious gismu to use as prefix > is "rupnu" (rafsi "rup" and "ru'u"). > > For codes that start with a vowel, prefix rupn-: > > AOA (Angolan kwanza) -> rupna'o'a > EUR (euro) -> rupne'u'ru > UYU (Uruguayan peso) -> rupnuje'u > USD (United States dollar) -> rupnusudu > > For codes that start with a consonant, prefix ru'ur- > > COU (Colombian unidad de valor real) -> ru'urcu'o'u > CAD (Canadian dollar) -> ru'urcu'adu > CVE (Cape Verde escudo) -> ru'urcuvu'e > JPY (Japanese yen) -> ru'urjupuje > > For codes that start with r (only four in all) prefix ru'un- > > RON (Romanian new leu) -> ru'unru'onu > RSD (Serbian dinar) -> ru'unrusudu > RUB (Russian rouble) -> ru'unru'ubu > RWF (Rwandan franc) -> ru'unruvefu > > mu'o mi'e xorxes > I really like it. I think currency wasn't a problem (there isn't a gismu for dollar... I expect) so this could be rapidly implemented. (I'm going to do scripts for this and for the language one.) Many people may think all of this is pointless, because they don't care about cultural neutrality, or don't like the method, or whatever. I think there will be people that won't use this fu'ivla, people that like this, and people who are against this method. I would like to know the opinions of the last two groups (since the first one won't be affected if we upload this to jbovlaste, for example). mu'o mi'e .leos.
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