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[lojban] Re: assignment affected by context

Greeting,

 I will speak in English because I am still learning a language
Lojban, and thank God we know in English now as a transitional phase
to communicate.
 Perhaps I shall be the subject other than you are talking about now,
where I joined recently to continue with the community to Lojban.

 It is interesting to talk about my experience in this life of
language in general then I will follow what you are talking about:

Frankly do not praise myself, I have a genius in - Humanities - not
only language. After all, happiness for someone does not do me harm as
long as I am happy therefore indicative of good anyway:
I live in an Arab Muslim and we know what language really means!!
My father an Arabic language teacher, I has been affected a lot, I am
a specialist with something else. It had a glossary that explains all
Arabic word popped in my mind that I shall memorized because the full
splendor of what it.

 I have a friend loves the Arabian language and his father Dr. in it,
you may not see when person speaks of proverbs or tandem and
contradictory of the terms, add to that the
 the personality of the individual affected, I noted that the Arabic
language lovers loves to wear sports clothes a lot, and this is
something I like about my friend and me as well. Anyway ...

After that I learned that there are languages ​​artificial, so that
better. Note that there is an artificial languages ​​from Arabic from
500 years ago but did not hear about because the lack of internet.

Now you stand perplexed in front of this huge number of artificial
languages ​​_ whichever is chosen? _
-you must learn the language _

With the research I found that the consensus of literariests the best
artificial language can be spoken is lojban and also as last language
for the future, for that I am about to learn because I love language

Not to mention that you can sit with your friend all -day long- talk
with him and sells the world without being bored.

 I do not mean that you forget other things ...

 Bye

On 1 سبتمبر, 19:35, Ian Johnson <blindbrav...@gmail.com> wrote:
> But {lo djacu} necessarily becomes {lo se pinxe}, then. OK, fair enough.
>
> mu'o mi'e .latros.
>
> 2011/9/1 Jorge Llambías <jjllamb...@gmail.com>
>
>
>
> > On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 7:38 PM, Ian Johnson <blindbrav...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> > > Are you sure that {na} isn't somehow special in this regard (since it is
> > > special in several other regards)?
>
> > In what way is it special? If you don't like "na", try any other
> > operator with scope over the quantifier, such as:
>
> >  ro mi'o pinxe pimu lo djacu goi ko'a
> >  "Each of us drank half of the water (from now on referred to as "ko'a")"
>
> > or:
>
> >  mi ka'e pinxe pimu lo djacu goi ko'a
> >  "I could drink half of the water (from now on referred to as 'ko'a')"
>
> > >Also, the definition of {lo} involves
> > > {zo'e}, which means that the context of the sentence may affect the
> > referent
> > > of {lo djacu}, no?
>
> > Yes, whatever referent "lo djacu" has is the one that gets assigned to
> > "ko'a".
>
> > mu'o mi'e xorxes
>
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