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<pre style="text-align: center"> Text and comments elucidating further description of Scenario #2

<pre style="text-align: center"> ...The discussions of grammar and usage issues., though have a lot of Lojban text in them, perhaps as much as in the longer pieces. I made an effort to updat

whatever) at the beginning of the remaining text, then check whether that text is /dAmymlongEnavau/, the first expression matches /dAmymlongEna/, which

...**gleki**: you mean {ie} and {mi zanru} are both siblings and children of text-0 and therefore {ie} doesn&#39;t modify {mi zanru}? ...t way to use attitudinal indicators is to place them at the beginning of a text. In that case, they express the speaker's prevailing attitude." In other w

<pre style="text-align: center"> ...slation. All subscribers should have all the materials needed to read this text. We also have other texts of various levels of difficulty, including a simp

what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text, > what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text,

...si'o gletu}. In the second case, x1 is text and x2 is a recipient of that text; {zoi zoi fuck zoi cu mabla do mi}. ...but there's no reason for the user not to indicate text in both x1 and x2; text can be considered as a thing after all.

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what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text, &gt; what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text,

...that result are a major benefit that makes this worthwhile. Vice versa, a text in Lojban can be much shorter than its English translation. Lojban has cons ..., and Lojban is designed to minimize constraints on those thoughts. Lojban text can appear longer and more complex due to its lack of idiom, its complete e

{{ma|du'au|Text to bridi conversion|Roughly equivalent to just la'e, but precise about the {{ma|fa'o|unconditional end of text; outside regular grammar; used for computer input.}}

...fu word, or ZOI-phrase. The construct becomes invisible to the rest of the text. ...constructs is visible.) The construct becomes invisible to the rest of the text.

...use Robin's scripts no longer work. Most likely causes of this: xml of the text is no longer valid + libs used by the scripts are no longer available for d ...thout having to open each separately then piece together from the included text to which it replied, and I was able to make sure I hadn't missed any messag

{kuc}: I had {itiopias}, which is wrong; it's acually Nubia, and the text should have a footnote explaining this. >{kuc}: I had {itiopias}, which is wrong; it's acually Nubia, and the text should have

which is in no way less problematic that the equivalent thing with plain > which is in no way less problematic that the equivalent thing with plain

...I had reported, much good work had been done - reviewing draft Notebook 3 text, dictionary update work, Nora Tansky's flash card program, and this newslet ...o know what that means) version which should be very efficient with Loglan text. The resulting grammar is expected to be much simpler, too - it does not re

a text. So {apasionatas} is the name of something like a text?

Note: References to 'Loglan' in this text, unless specifically noted, do not scholars who purportedly read the text and helped Brown "find the errors". The

{{ma|bridi|x1 (text) is a predicate relationship with relation x2 among arguments (sequence/set {{ma|cusku|x1 (agent) expresses/says x2 (sedu'u/text/lu'e concept) for audience x3 via expressive medium x4.|Also says. See als

If you wrote a text in or about Lojban check if you yourself and your friends-Lojbanists can un ...ct. Of course it is not. Write as you can. After each step in writing your text you will be able to browse it once again to see what can be done for the ne

| | x1 (text) is a predicate relationship with relation x2 among arguments (sequence/set | | x1 (agent) expresses/says x2 (sedu'u/text/lu'e concept) for audience x3 via expressive medium x4.

They can. Names with internal iy (or even plain y) can be thought of 7. When non-Lojban text is embedded in Lojban, it must be preceded and

given speech event or written text is called an utterance. a long text or utterance, the topical structure of the text may be indi-

#Keep Knowledge in Plain Text #:Plain text won't become obsolete. It helps leverage your work and simplifies debugging

...0% of lojbanists". However that would be done in Lojban, it is not done by plain unadorned ''ro''. ...ussed elsewhere. [[WHERE?]] (NB It has not yet been fully established that plain ''me'i'' is equivalent to ''me'i ro'', or that ''me'i'' is the best choice

"""Like any good programmers' text editor""" of punctuation, lojbanic text appears somewhat alien at

...enever they need a multiword Lojban quote, since they ''require'' that the text inside be grammatical). does not substantially invalidate existing text (as would happen with a reassignment of Y in the grammar),

{po'o pei}, etc. etc. So a plain {pei} is rather vague and it's not a ask {pei ro'i}. But you can go with plain {pei} too if context helps

bottom of text pages, are not well-separated from that text. and a very small amount of original writing in the language. L1 has no text

Or plain {nai}, I suppose. Or plain {nai}, I suppose.

{{gl|mifra|x1 is encoded/cipher text of plain-text x2 by code/coding system x3}} ...vent/that sort of thing can be drani, that it's more like {mapti}. But the text is horribly unclear.

Parsing the text: Teacher {rheme, nominative case suffix} question {accusative case suffix} ...oynich manuscript reveals precisely such patterns. It's now clear that the text is not a hoax. And this is the first serious justification of the authentic

...ple languages, since the interlingual representation can serve as a source text for any number of translations. (Only 14 functions are needed for the EEC, ...oes not "translate" using an interlingua; instead, it "retells" the source text in the target language. In poorly designed systems, this can lose important

...ally, sections 3, 5, 6, 7 and 14. I find no internal contradictions in the text, and its completeness is satisfactory, except for a small concern about alp Since there is a possibillity of specifying categories such as font face and text size separately (according to examples 5.5 - 5.7), I have assumed that the

..., particularly on the question of whether it has 'existential import'. The text below has been agreed on as representing the complete consensus that emerge ...0% of lojbanists". However that would be done in Lojban, it is not done by plain unadorned ''ro''. It has not yet been determined which fractionals (if any)

=== Original text === ...and that there is some objective and common standard for assessing what a text actually means, regardless of who has written it. [[User:And Rosta|And Rost

*du'au LAhE based on '''du'u'''; converts a text into a bridi *lu'au LAhE based on '''lu'''; converts a bridi into a text

...es not mean 'dollar'. (LogFlash users from other countries can use a plain text editor to change the keyword in file LOGDATA.FLA to something that is more ..., and there are several examples of the scoring algorithms in the existing text.)

..." feature of speech is representable in writing, but also that features of text such as paragraphing, structural punctuation, parenthesis, and layout have ...... or being able to impose these assumptions on his auditor'...." (Outer text by Robert LeChevalier, from Ju'i Lobypli #6. Inner quotations are from Jam

:''That is plain/ordinary-looking (neither ugly nor beautiful).'' A plain {{vla|go'i}} does not mean “Yes it is”; it merely abbreviates repeating

book. '''Please keep any comments separate from the main text. Thanks.''' ...at appears when Cyrillic shift is active applies to all remaining Cyrillic text, formatting that appears in [[XI|XI]] subscripts N levels deep apply in all

So ci lo gerku means 'three of those which really are dogs', or in plain words, 'three dogs'. lo ci gerku, however, means that we are talking about ...a lojban->english translation (exercise 1) but is never introduced in the text nor in the vocabulary appendix

<i>Idiomatic Commentary</i>, to be studied in connection with the text. By <p>N.B. In studying the commentary the student should underline in the text

<i>Idiomatic Commentary</i>, to be studied in connection with the text. By <p>N.B. In studying the commentary the student should underline in the text

...rg/wiki/MOO MOO] is a multi-user virtual environment, kind of like the old text adventure games. One of the things that was tried in Lojban community was ...urity with this method; your password is being sent over the 'net in plain text. You shouldn't use an important password on the MOO anyways.

**Easily cope with plain text using a dictionary. 80 most frequent words cover about 50 % of the normal text;

...cidu[http://www.lojban.org/tiki/tiki-editpage.php?page=lerseltcidu ?]''''' text ...[http://www.lojban.org/tiki/tiki-editpage.php?page=selsku ?]''''' content (text, images, sound)

mifyjmi: mifra+jimpe: x1:j1 deciphers coded text x2:m1=?j2 (of plain text x3:m2=?j2), in code system x4:j3=m4

** Could be a plain HTML site which constantly synchronizes with a GitHub repository which in t ...nate non-web- developers. Perhaps use Markdown instead? Would separate the text from the website structure – allows for manageability and translation eas

** Could be a plain HTML site which constantly synchronizes with a GitHub repository which in t ...nate non-web- developers. Perhaps use Markdown instead? Would separate the text from the website structure – allows for manageability and translation eas

...|nitcion]]. :-) (Oh, and '''that''''s what JJM meant. This phobia of using plain '''merko''', I still cannot fathom...) ...ritten sentences: (1) ''Tai ditca'' "Tee is a teacher" (unusual in English text, but understandable) / taiDITca/ (2) ''T ditca'' "T is a teacher" /taiDITca

...that silly little sentence about the same way. In almost each language the text's contents is ambiguous: except for Lojban - and (maybe) Irish and Welsh. D ...need a predicate for "x1 is an elf", which could be ''cridrxelfa'' or even plain ''elfa''.

The Lojban gismu list is a plain-text ASCII columnar format file. For information on the correct interpretation of natlang text in the gismu lists (columns 62-157 and 165+), see [[BPFK gismu Section: Par

.... more in accordance with the example in CLL than with what it says in the text. (I also suspect neixiro is more useful than neixipa, I'm not sure.) ...g a ko'V/fo'V form more onerous than remembering a number? Also, in a long text, each ko'V/fo'V can be recycled individually, but the LI1 list can only kee

"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" msgid "Dumped console text to %s.\n"

The following text is a Lojban translation of lines 210-228 of >Beowulf<, In each group of three lines, the first line is the original Beowulf text,

...le: "li pa re ci xo'ei vo boi bi so"; we start off with "123" which is all plain, normal, and proper; then we break the string, do not evaluate it, use an o ...it really should be ""pa" means the digit "one""; ""pa" means 1" is bad in text.)

|text=This course has been superseded by the book [[Lojban_For_Beginners,_The_Boo or in plain words, "three dogs". '''''lo ci gerku''''', however, means that

text and invented words. The format is plain ASCII, but many lines are longer than

Fu'ivla place structures should have plain numbered arguments: x_1 ... x_n. ...equivalent (synonym), with which the keyword could be replaced in running text without change in meaning. A short phrase may be used, if necessary.

|plain |text

...rases are a kind of free modifier, and can appear in many places in Lojban text, generally at the beginning or end of some complete construct; or, as in {{ :{{jbo|ke'axipa}} (IT-sub-1) means the same as plain

position is that plain omission is (and always existing text — much more than redefining

{{Irci|selpa'i|Don't take '''zo'e noi broda''' too literally. It's not a text replacement, but a referent replacement}} ...now that '''zo'e''' brodas, then why prefer '''zo'e noi broda''' over just plain '''zo'e'''?<br/>Why add the extraneous '''noi broda''' that we already know