list of jvajvo/filjvo

[Remo Dentato]

After an email exchange on the lojban-beginners list (sorry I didn't notice we were there!) I've made another attempt to create a list of "easy lujvo"

The idea is to create a class of lujvo, rather than defininig each single lujvo, for some specific rafsi.

This is to expand the ideas in section 12 of CLL where -gau, -ma'u, -rai and few others are explained.

I took the list that stela.selckiku proposed some time ago and I should have captured the ones in section 12  that Jhonatan pointed to yesterday.

I'd like to take any comment/suggestion on this and, if deemed useful by enough people, I'll try to condense them in a couple of pages to add to the wiki.

Here's the current list: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7681579/easylujvo.pdf

mu'o mi'e la remod

[.arpis.]

{cafbo'e} and {rodcai} need "y" hyphens.

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mu'o mi'e .arpis.

[.arpis.]

Also, +1 for putting it up on the wiki. I can see this being one of the things I refer to frequently when I know what I want to say and know there's a way to say it but I'm not sure what it is (another of those things is this: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lojban/Attitudinals).

[Remo Dentato]

Thanks doi la .arpis. Corrected (same url).

For attitudinals, have you seen the cheat sheet i posted on the wiki quite some time ago? (this is my copy: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7681579/discourse.pdf)

I love to have compact tables for reference, I posted the OpenOffice source files on the wiki for anyone to expand/correct them.

[.arpis.]

I have not seen it, and it looks useful; however, an html format is more useful for me.

[Jonathan Jones]

Agreed. .pdfs are annoying. They can't be edited without hassle, and they don't flow to fit the view format, (such as a widescreen monitor vs. a tablet in portrait orientation).

mu'o mi'e .aionys.

.i.e'ucai ko cmima lo pilno be denpa bu .i doi.luk. mi patfu do zo'o
(Come to the Dot Side! Luke, I am your father. :D )

[Remo Dentato]

On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 11:45 PM, Jonathan Jones <eye...@gmail.com> wrote:

Agreed. .pdfs are annoying. They can't be edited without hassle, and they don't flow to fit the view format, (such as a widescreen monitor vs. a tablet in portrait orientation).

Agreed, that's why I posted the source (in OpenOffice format) too, so that everyone could change them. Personally I printed that table and the periodic table of pro-sumti so that I can have them on the desk, but I understand others may have other needs.

[la gleki]

Will you update the list?  Can you put it into a google spreadsheet so we can follow changes?

[Remo Dentato]

coi la .gleki.

.i zoi jy. goo.gl/HdUfi jy. urli lo samkajbo'o poi srana lo filjvo joi jvajvo

.i a'o pe'udo ko ba pinka sy.

mu'o mi'e la .remod.

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