On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 9:07 PM, Jonathan Jones <eyeonus@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm not talking about what should and should not be allowed. All I'm saying is that in Lojban, {ii}, is pronounced "yee", and {i} is pronounced "ee".
But no one disputes those pronunciations. What's being discussed is whether it is a *good idea* to use it in fu'ivla like suggested {dzombii}. It was already
pointed out that {ii} is difficult for many globally. In fact, {ii} is
very marginal even in Lojban. TTBOMK it was totally kept out of native
vocabulary except for the interjection {.ii}, which I think was wise. It'd probably be
best to generally keep it and {uu} out of fu'ivla too.
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