Re: translations and pragmatism (was Re: [lojban] Re: How it should have been. And how it could be.)

[Escape Landsome <escaaape@gmail.com>]

Even if it comes from A's A in W, it *can* be used pragmatically.

The point is, it will be a poetic usage of the language, you will
qualify something of "a bread-and-butterfly" as in Alice's Adventures,
for instance, or you will say somebody behave like the Cheshire Cat...

So, even if it derives from a non-existent world, it HAS a lot of
pragmatic content

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