On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 03:38:37PM -0500, Robert Slaughter wrote:
> On Sun, 2012-12-30 at 09:39 -0800, la gleki wrote:
>
> > {ju'o do na skudji lo nu do cliva mi}
>
> Please always include an English gloss, because the number of people,
> even hereon the main list, who can sight-read lojban can probably be
> counted on one hand.
Hopefully in binary at least, that would at least increase the bound to 31..
That sentence is not difficult at all in my opinion. {.u'i}
Maybe
{ju'o do na skudji lonu ba'e broda}
"Surely you don't mean to say -something unspecified-"
works?
That way you leave the different values for your /X/ up to context.
Honestly speaking, I'm not really sure I understood your english example.
What is it supposed to mean? I can't find a scenario in which the /X/ would
not take a specific value depending on context.
v4hn
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