[lojban] Re: barja gi'i gusta

[Turniansky, Michael]

There is two explanations. One, is to extend my explanation so that
"barja" serve primarily drinks, not necessarily alcohol. And/or two,
that ckafybarja is malglico as Americans tend to extend the use of
"bar" to all kinds of things that are not pubs/taverns (which is the
English definition of barja), such as "oyster bar", "raw bar", "sushi
bar", and "oxygen bar".

--Mike Turniansky

-----Original Message-----
From: cyril....@gmail.com [mailto:cyril....@gmail.com] On Behalf
Of Cyril Slobin
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 1:13 PM
To: Turniansky, Michael; Lojban List
Subject: Re: Re: barja gi'i gusta

coi mikael

> lo'i barja ku fa'u lo'i gusta cu se ralju loi xalka ku fa'u loi cidja
le ka
> prali

Consider "ckafybarja" - a remarkable early example of Lojbanic culture.
It contradicts your opinion.

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[Cyril Slobin]

coi rodo

ma te frica le smuni be zo barja le smuni be zo gusta
mu'a la mk.donaldz barja gi'i gusta

a'a a'e a'i a'o a'u zo'o mi'e kir

[Cyril Slobin]

coi mikael

> lo'i barja ku fa'u lo'i gusta cu se ralju loi xalka ku fa'u loi cidja le ka
> prali

Consider "ckafybarja" - a remarkable early example of Lojbanic culture.
It contradicts your opinion.

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