saying nothing: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:12, 4 November 2013

A few people get a kick out of saying things which are semantically empty, like:

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-a  f'''a'''ther, t'''o'''p (American English)
+A few people get a kick out of saying things which are semantically empty, like:
-e  b'''e'''t, l'''e'''ns
+* xo broda cu se brode le brodi .ijo le brodi ka'e brode
+* zo'e co'e do'e le su'u do'i co'e
-i  gr'''ee'''n, mach'''i'''ne
+* su (An act of Lojbanic terrorism regrettably all too popular)
+* ''.i [[jbocre: mi ca xusra noda|mi ca xusra noda]]'' was recently sighted [[jbocre: xei here|xei here]]
-o  j'''o'''ke, n'''o'''te (both: American/Canadian/Irish English)
+* zi'o co'e zo'e do'e zu'i
-u  b'''oo'''t, sh'''oe'''
-y  sof'''a''', '''a'''bove
-ai  h'''i'''gh
-au  c'''ow'''
-ei  b'''ay'''
-oi  b'''oy'''
-ia  '''ya'''rd
-ie  '''ye'''ll
-ii  hear '''ye'''
-io  '''yo'''gurt
-iu  b'''eau'''ty
-ua  '''wa'''nder
-ue  '''we'''ll
-ui  '''we'''ak
-uo  '''woe'''
-uu  '''woo'''
-b  '''b'''ottle
-c  '''sh'''irt, Engli'''sh'''
-d  '''d'''ance
-f  '''f'''all
-g  '''g'''oose
-j  mea'''s'''ure, a'''z'''ure
-k  '''k'''een
-l  '''l'''ate
-m  '''m'''ove
-n  '''n'''ose
-p  '''p'''owder
-r  '''r'''ock
-s  '''s'''oldier
-t  '''t'''ime
-v  '''v'''oice
-x  lo'''ch''' (Scottish English)
-z  '''z'''inc
-'  o'''h'''o