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''Bruce Williams'', also known as ''Yusri'' (Lebanese mother). Live and work in GA an an Arabic translator, studying Linguistics when money allows.
==== Bruce Williams ====
=About myself=
Also known as ''Yusri'' (Lebanese mother). Live and work in GA an an Arabic translator, studying Linguistics when money allows.
I've ran into the Lojban concept several times over the last years; it always caught my interest but I never got around to studying it. Just recently (as of June 02) some study into conlangs <u>in general</u> brought me around to looking at it with more intent to learn. And here I am. Currently been working on some Lojban programs, one of which is [http://www.codedbliss.com/lojban/zanfahi/ zanfa'i], an online lojban dictionary. I hang out often in #lojban, asking questions and soaking up the conversation.
I've ran into the lojban concept several times over the last years; it always caught my interest but I never got around to studying it. Just recently (as of June 02) some study into conlangs ''in general'' brought me around to looking at it with more intent to learn. And here I am.
Currently been working on some lojban programs, one of which is [http://www.codedbliss.com/lojban/zanfahi/ anfa'i], an online lojban dictionary.
I hang out often in #lojban, asking questions and soaking up the conversation.
''Anyone else have anything to add?''
he has fairly good taste in programming languages, too. :) --[[Jay Kominek|Jay]]

Latest revision as of 11:37, 25 November 2014

Bruce Williams, also known as Yusri (Lebanese mother). Live and work in GA an an Arabic translator, studying Linguistics when money allows.

About myself

I've ran into the Lojban concept several times over the last years; it always caught my interest but I never got around to studying it. Just recently (as of June 02) some study into conlangs in general brought me around to looking at it with more intent to learn. And here I am. Currently been working on some Lojban programs, one of which is zanfa'i, an online lojban dictionary. I hang out often in #lojban, asking questions and soaking up the conversation.