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From: "A.W.T." <Ti@fa-kuan.muc.de>

After initially having been "seduced" to give Lojban a try by Robin's lessons, I now am impressed by Nick's didactical skills and 
grateful - esp. for his last chapters.
Just one remark to "Raising: jai" (Chapter 15):

"An even more important instance when you want raising is in forming sumti out of this kind of gismu. A sumti means whatever 
goes into the x1 of its selbri. So if la djiotis. ninmu, then I can describe Jyoti as lo ninmu 'a woman'; if lemi karce xe klama le gusta 
fu mi, then I can describe lemi karce as lo xe karce 'a vehicle'."

Shouldn't it be: "...le mi karce as to lo xe *klama* 'a vehicle'"? 

ki'e mi'e .aulun.



