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! Hanzi !! Lojban | ! Hanzi !! Lojban | ||
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| 子 || verba | | 子 || verba | ||
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| 山 || | | 山 || cmana | ||
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Revision as of 11:21, 11 July 2014
Hanzi Chinese orthography uses Hanzi characters instead of most common brivla and digits. lujvo are expressed using a special separator |.
This can make Lojban easily readable (but of course not immediately pronouncable) by most speakers of Chinese dialects.
Some examples of Hanzi:
| Hanzi | Lojban |
|---|---|
| 一 | pa |
| 二 | re |
| 三 | ci |
| 人 | prenu |
| 女 | fetsi |
| 子 | verba |
| 山 | cmana |