How about "lo marce cu selca'u [pa'a/tai/lo canlu be] paki'o smacu"?--gejyspa--
On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 10:39 PM, Felipe Gonçalves Assis <felipeg.assis@gmail.com> wrote:--This sentence from oz made me think:
{lo màrce cu bràmau ro lo smàcu poi pu'o làcpu my ku'o fo lo pìlji be li ki'o}
It is fine as it is, but I guess the intended meaning is "the vehicle was a thousand times bigger than each rat", while it means something like "1001 times bigger", since zmadu4 is the difference.
This is irrelevant for big inexact numbers, but what if I wanted to say, e.g., "three times bigger"? Would I have to say {bramau fo lo pilji be li re}? What about "three times smaller"? Should I use logarithms?
For round numbers, we have gismu like {kilto}, so we can say, e.g.{lo marce cu braki'o ro lo smacu}. What about other numbers? Can we devise a lujvo schema?mu'o
mi'e .asiz.
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