develop much more vocabulary. Particularly filling out the lujvo
space, and also probably more fu'ivla and I hope some interesting
zi'evla. Lojban feels like a language that wants to have a lot lot
lot of vocabulary. We insist that every word has just one meaning.
There's this sense that what you do is simply choose the word that
means exactly what you're actually saying. But so far we mostly have
these bland fuzzy gismu. I think Lojban will feel more like the
precise language we imagine it to be, with words directly capturing
all sorts of subtle flavors. People will always be saying, "You know
what I think is the perfect word to describe that?" and then pulling
out some rich obscure precise descriptive term.
mi'e la stela selckiku mu'o
There's a flip side to this in that essay by camgusmis about computer terms. Namely, good Lojban uses the least precise terms necessary to avoid confusion in context. I tend to agree with that side, other than with regard to things like jargon, or other highly specific things.
mu'o mi'e .latros.