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{{jvs|spero}}, an [[experimental gismu|unofficial]] gismu for '[[Esperanto|Esperanto]]'.
{{jvs|spero}}, an [[experimental gismu|unofficial]] gismu for '[[Esperanto|Esperanto]]'.


First proposed (with a real chance back then of it becoming official!) by [[John Cowan]]: http://balance.wiw.org/~jkominek/lojban/9012/msg00009.html, rejected at Logfest 91: http://balance.wiw.org/~jkominek/lojban/9106/msg00127.html.
First proposed (with a real chance back then of it becoming official!) by [[John Cowan]]: <ref>http://balance.wiw.org/~jkominek/lojban/9012/msg00009.html</ref>, rejected at Logfest 91<ref>http://balance.wiw.org/~jkominek/lojban/9106/msg00127.html</ref>.


*[[User:Cyril Slobin|kir]]:
*[[User:Cyril Slobin|kir]]:
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**:'''spe'anto''' is better, IMO.
**:'''spe'anto''' is better, IMO.
***[[User:Cyril Slobin| kir]]'':
***[[User:Cyril Slobin| kir]]'':
***:But The Book explicitely suggests CCVVCV for cultural fu'ivla!
***:But The Book explicitely suggests CCVVCV for cultural fu'ivla!
****[[User:Nick Nicholas|nitcion]]:
****[[User:Nick Nicholas|nitcion]]:
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****???!!! How is it not canonical? Fine: "not the default strategy suggested."
****???!!! How is it not canonical? Fine: "not the default strategy suggested."
*[[.kreig.daniyl.|.kreig.daniyl.]]:
*[[.kreig.daniyl.|.kreig.daniyl.]]:
*:'''spero''' all the way!
*:'''spero''' all the way!
*[[User:tsali|tsali]]:
*[[User:tsali|tsali]]:
*:Well, I'm in favour of '''[[pacnybau]]'''.
*:Well, I'm in favour of '''[[pacnybau]]'''.
*xod:
*xod:
*:Since I think we need to jettison all [[cultural gismu]] (except '''lojbo''') and replace them with stage threes, Esperanto is no exception!
*:Since I think we need to jettison all [[cultural gismu]] (except '''lojbo''') and replace them with stage threes, Esperanto is no exception!
**Read more [[The Emergence of Lojban Nationalism|here]].
**Read more [[The Emergence of Lojban Nationalism|here]].
*[[User:And Rosta|And Rosta]]:
*[[User:And Rosta|And Rosta]]:
*:pe'i it is okay to keep cultural gismu and add new ones so long as the existing ones lose their rafsi (in usage or in Ideal Lojban). See [[Boo to cultural gismu]].
*:pe'i it is okay to keep cultural gismu and add new ones so long as the existing ones lose their rafsi (in usage or in Ideal Lojban). See [[Boo to cultural gismu]].
*[[User:PlasticRaven|Plastic Raven]]:
*[[User:PlasticRaven|Plastic Raven]]:
*:The idea of cultural gismu is totes inconsistent, considering the nature of Lojban. However, the prefixes and suffixes are sometimes useful.
*:The idea of cultural gismu is totes inconsistent, considering the nature of Lojban. However, the prefixes and suffixes are sometimes useful.

Revision as of 10:41, 28 March 2014

spero, an unofficial gismu for 'Esperanto'.

First proposed (with a real chance back then of it becoming official!) by John Cowan: [1], rejected at Logfest 91[2].

  • kir:
    According to proposal in chapter 4.16 of The Book, fu'ivla spe'ato can be used instead. How do you like this?
    • Jay:
      spe'anto is better, IMO.
      • kir:
        But The Book explicitely suggests CCVVCV for cultural fu'ivla!
        • nitcion:
          This being a strawpoll :-) , I'm diehard behind bangrnesperanto.
      • Maybe banrsperanto? Being hardcore fundamentalist, I avoid this as not being canonical per the Book.
        • ???!!! How is it not canonical? Fine: "not the default strategy suggested."
  • .kreig.daniyl.:
    spero all the way!
  • tsali:
    Well, I'm in favour of pacnybau.
  • xod:
    Since I think we need to jettison all cultural gismu (except lojbo) and replace them with stage threes, Esperanto is no exception!
  • And Rosta:
    pe'i it is okay to keep cultural gismu and add new ones so long as the existing ones lose their rafsi (in usage or in Ideal Lojban). See Boo to cultural gismu.
  • Plastic Raven:
    The idea of cultural gismu is totes inconsistent, considering the nature of Lojban. However, the prefixes and suffixes are sometimes useful.