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Re: [lojban] A pro-sumti for PU?
That much is actually pretty nice.
Can {nau} be a tag unto itself? I'm thinking of trying to unambiguously (which rules out {zo'e}, if you're willing to nitpick) say "now", assign that time to a variable, and then use that in subsequent discussion. A somewhat realistic example in English:
I went home. Then I went to the store, like you asked. But before all that, I went to my friend's house, where we did blah blah blah interesting stuff.
A decent way to do this, now that I think about it a little more, would probably be to use {lo tcika be lo du'u go'i} and {lo tcika be lo du'u go'e}; it would be nice to be able to readily grab these as a sentence is said and (unambiguously) store them, though.
All in all I think we've got enough here to say what I wanted.
mu'o mi'e latros.
2010/10/3 Jorge Llambías
<jjllambias@gmail.com>
On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 4:13 PM, Ian Johnson <
blindbravado@gmail.com> wrote:
> So can you or can't you assign times to KOhA? In that case you assigned to
> BY, which is more ambiguous than KOhA, since the semantics of BY is mutable
> from context alone.
Yes, you can assign any value you want to ko'a. You can say "ca zo'e
goi ko'a", or "ca ko'a goi lo tcika be lo nu no'a", or ... make it as
precise as you like.
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