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anyone got gismu categories?
anyone got gismu categories?
baisong · 2009-12-06 12:27 UTC · Tiki post #9068
I've used parley and similar flash card programs to learn languages in the past. I'd like to do the same with lojban, and it would be really helpful if there was some categorical resource to group gismu. There's categorical info in the cmavo list available on lojban.org... is there any similar resource for gismu?
I understand that there's probably unclassifiable exceptions, but it seems like categories like animals, physical movements and gestures, etc should be doable and a useful learning resource. In the gismu lists here [ http://jbotcan.org/compress.php?page=gismulinked.html#skami] and here [ http://www.lojban.org/publications/wordlists/gismu.txt] there's references, but no hierarchical information... as in "gerku" will say "(cf. danlu)" and "danlu" will say "(cf. gerku)."
Anyhow, I'm asking because I began making a spreadsheet with such categories for my own study, which I'm glad to share if anyone wants to help/use it, but I figured I'd ask in case the work had already been done! :)
do tcidu .i ki'e
mo'u mi'e ku'usanyone got gismu categories?
Oleksii Melnyk <[email protected]> · 2009-12-06 12:27 UTC · Tiki post #9069 · reply to Tiki post #9068
2009/11/1, Oren <[email protected]>: > coi ro do > > I've used parley and similar flash card programs to learn languages in the > past. I'd like to do the same with lojban, and it would be really helpful if > there was some categorical resource to group gismu. There's categorical info > in the cmavo list available on lojban.org... is there any similar resource > for gismu? > > I understand that there's probably unclassifiable exceptions, but it seems > like categories like animals, physical movements and gestures, etc should be > doable and a useful learning resource. In the gismu lists here [ > http://jbotcan.org/compress.php?page=gismulinked.html#skami] and here [ > http://www.lojban.org/publications/wordlists/gismu.txt] there's references, > but no hierarchical information... as in "gerku" will say "(cf. danlu)" and > "danlu" will say "(cf. gerku)." > > Anyhow, I'm asking because I began making a spreadsheet with such categories > for my own study, which I'm glad to share if anyone wants to help/use it, > but I figured I'd ask in case the work had already been done! :) > > do tcidu .i ki'e > mo'u mi'e ku'us >
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anyone got gismu categories?
baisong · 2009-12-06 12:27 UTC · Tiki post #9070 · reply to Tiki post #9068
On the lojban.org word-list directory there's two 'thesaurus' links; one appears to be broken (or blocked in China) and the other is a latex file. I'm installing a latex viewer now but there's 69 dependencies on a slow connection, so I don't know yet if it's what I'm looking for.
Here's the spreadsheet I'm working on; please take a look and let me know if there's already a project similar to this anywhere. Thanks!
http://tinyurl.com/gismucategories (links to a google spreadsheet)
mu'o mi'e ku'us
On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 22:54, Oleksii Melnyk <[email protected]> wrote:
> http://www.lojban.org/tiki/Word+Lists . Search for the word "thesaurus". > > 2009/11/1, Oren <[email protected]>: > > coi ro do > > > > I've used parley and similar flash card programs to learn languages in > the > > past. I'd like to do the same with lojban, and it would be really helpful > if > > there was some categorical resource to group gismu. There's categorical > info > > in the cmavo list available on lojban.org... is there any similar > resource > > for gismu? > > > > I understand that there's probably unclassifiable exceptions, but it > seems > > like categories like animals, physical movements and gestures, etc should > be > > doable and a useful learning resource. In the gismu lists here [ > > http://jbotcan.org/compress.php?page=gismulinked.html#skami] and here [ > > http://www.lojban.org/publications/wordlists/gismu.txt] there's > references, > > but no hierarchical information... as in "gerku" will say "(cf. danlu)" > and > > "danlu" will say "(cf. gerku)." > > > > Anyhow, I'm asking because I began making a spreadsheet with such > categories > > for my own study, which I'm glad to share if anyone wants to help/use it, > > but I figured I'd ask in case the work had already been done! :) > > > > do tcidu .i ki'e > > mo'u mi'e ku'us > > > > > -- > mu'o mi'e lex > > > To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [email protected] > with the subject unsubscribe, or go to http://www.lojban.org/lsg2/, or if > you're really stuck, send mail to [email protected] for help. >
>anyone got gismu categories?
Oleksii Melnyk <[email protected]> · 2009-12-06 12:27 UTC · Tiki post #9071 · reply to Tiki post #9068
Do not "view". If you need a "data", (and not a "nice looking dictionary"), just delete all the "presentational" details from the latex file with any decent text editor. I have a "plain" text -- just categories(about 125 at 2-3 levels) and gismu, as a python's pickle.dump, and in reStructuredText(almost). But categories are translated to russian.
2009/11/1, Oren <[email protected]>: > ki'e > > On the lojban.org word-list directory there's two 'thesaurus' links; one > appears to be broken (or blocked in China) and the other is a latex file. > I'm installing a latex viewer now but there's 69 dependencies on a slow > connection, so I don't know yet if it's what I'm looking for. > > Here's the spreadsheet I'm working on; please take a look and let me know if > there's already a project similar to this anywhere. Thanks! > > http://tinyurl.com/gismucategories (links to a google spreadsheet) > > mu'o mi'e ku'us > > > On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 22:54, Oleksii Melnyk <[email protected]> wrote: > >> http://www.lojban.org/tiki/Word+Lists . Search for the word "thesaurus". >> >> 2009/11/1, Oren <[email protected]>: >> > coi ro do >> > >> > I've used parley and similar flash card programs to learn languages in >> the >> > past. I'd like to do the same with lojban, and it would be really >> > helpful >> if >> > there was some categorical resource to group gismu. There's categorical >> info >> > in the cmavo list available on lojban.org... is there any similar >> resource >> > for gismu? >> > >> > I understand that there's probably unclassifiable exceptions, but it >> seems >> > like categories like animals, physical movements and gestures, etc >> > should >> be >> > doable and a useful learning resource. In the gismu lists here [ >> > http://jbotcan.org/compress.php?page=gismulinked.html#skami] and here [ >> > http://www.lojban.org/publications/wordlists/gismu.txt] there's >> references, >> > but no hierarchical information... as in "gerku" will say "(cf. danlu)" >> and >> > "danlu" will say "(cf. gerku)." >> > >> > Anyhow, I'm asking because I began making a spreadsheet with such >> categories >> > for my own study, which I'm glad to share if anyone wants to help/use >> > it, >> > but I figured I'd ask in case the work had already been done! :) >> > >> > do tcidu .i ki'e >> > mo'u mi'e ku'us >> > >> >> >> -- >> mu'o mi'e lex >> >> >> To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [email protected] >> with the subject unsubscribe, or go to http://www.lojban.org/lsg2/, or if >> you're really stuck, send mail to [email protected] for help. >> >> >
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