Talk:BPFK Section: lerfu

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Posted by rab.spir on Sat 15 of Nov., 2003 17:47 GMT posts: 152
You should put in a usage note that clarifies that a string of lerfu, on its own, is a pronoun that stands for some other object, not for that string of letters, and that the way you spell something is with me'o.
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bancusPosted by bancus on Sat 22 of Nov., 2003 07:41 GMT posts: 52

I don't suppose anyone could tell me how to add a poll to this?

-- Ted

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rlpowellPosted by rlpowell on Sun 23 of Nov., 2003 09:47 GMT posts: 14214

On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 11:41:00PM -0800, [email protected] wrote: > > Re:BPFK Section: lerfu > > I don't suppose anyone could tell me how to add a poll to this?

It's actually rather complicated. Done.

-Robin

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Posted by pycyn on Mon 24 of Nov., 2003 00:25 GMT posts: 2388

The lerfu section is OK so far as it goes, but it is not very far along: no spelling anything but Lojban, no alternate alphabets (or is that another section?), nothing about compounds (e.g., scope), usage? ... Good start, though.

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rlpowellPosted by rlpowell on Mon 24 of Nov., 2003 16:17 GMT posts: 14214

On Sun, Nov 23, 2003 at 04:25:43PM -0800, [email protected] wrote: > The lerfu section is OK so far as it goes, but it is not very far > along: no spelling anything but Lojban, no alternate alphabets (or > is that another section?), nothing about compounds (e.g., scope), > usage? ... Good start, though.

The lerfu section is *only* BY2 and BY*.

Why are you expecting spelling in languages other than Lojban, or alternate alphabets?

-Robin

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bancusPosted by bancus on Sat 03 of Jan., 2004 22:44 GMT posts: 52

Regarding the "close-comma" paragraph, John Cowan commented:

This is historical Loglan terminology, which uses the close-comma (i.e. a comma between two letters) in this function and the open-comma (a comma followed by a space) in the function of Lojban period.

He also clarifes the inclusion of the Other Lerfu:

They were originally inserted as suggestive examples.

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Posted by xorxes on Tue 09 of Mar., 2004 22:05 GMT posts: 1912
Use as variables in mekso:


.i fy du li cire su'i vei cy pi'i so fi'u mu ve'o


I think that should be {li fy} in this example, otherwise fy is used as a prosumti rather than as a mekso variable.