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Formerly (in the [[jbocre: 'Tweeners|'Tweeners]] era) a substantial number of Lojbanists were familiar with Esperanto. This no longer appears to be the case. Read''' [[jbocre: Lojban and Esperanto|Lojban and Esperanto]]''' | Formerly (in the [[jbocre: 'Tweeners|'Tweeners]] era) a substantial number of Lojbanists were familiar with Esperanto. This no longer appears to be the case. Read''' [[jbocre: Lojban and Esperanto|Lojban and Esperanto]]''' | ||
''How many still do?'' [[nitcion]], [[xorxes]] | ''How many still do?'' [[nitcion]], [[xorxes]], [[User:Michael Helsem|maiky'elsym]], [[User:Cein|cein]], stivyn... | ||
*[[User:PlasticRaven|Plastic Raven]]: | *[[User:PlasticRaven|Plastic Raven]]: | ||
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***:Oh. Well, it seems that most people who start with Lojban never really want to try any other constructed languages. | ***:Oh. Well, it seems that most people who start with Lojban never really want to try any other constructed languages. | ||
The gismu [[jbocre: spero|spero]] was suggested for Esperanto, but rejected. | The gismu [[jbocre: spero|spero]] was suggested for Esperanto, but once rejected. | ||
''lei la esperanton prenu.'' | ''lei la esperanton prenu.'' | ||
'''''shouldn't this be "lei me la esperanton. prenu"?''''' ''If you want a tanru, yes. But this isn't necessarily a tanru. '''lei la esperanton. prenu''' expands to '''lei prenu pe la esperanton''' much as '''le mi cukta''' expands to '''le cukta pe mi'''.'' | '''''shouldn't this be "lei me la esperanton. prenu"?''''' ''If you want a tanru, yes. But this isn't necessarily a tanru. '''lei la esperanton. prenu''' expands to '''lei prenu pe la esperanton''' much as '''le mi cukta''' expands to '''le cukta pe mi'''.'' | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 9 January 2014
The most widely spoken constructed language, designed by Zamenhof in the late 19th century as an international auxiliary language, or auxlang. See esperanto.net. Also read "Esperanto, the Agressor Language!"
Formerly (in the 'Tweeners era) a substantial number of Lojbanists were familiar with Esperanto. This no longer appears to be the case. Read Lojban and Esperanto
How many still do? nitcion, xorxes, maiky'elsym, cein, stivyn...
- Plastic Raven:
- I thought Esperanto was pretty famous. I first heard of it when I was seven or eight years old, long before I ever heard of Lojban.
- (1) Wiki chat sucks; use the mailing list. (2) He means "familiar" as in "can speak".
- Plastic Raven:
- Oh. Well, it seems that most people who start with Lojban never really want to try any other constructed languages.
- Plastic Raven:
The gismu spero was suggested for Esperanto, but once rejected.
lei la esperanton prenu.
shouldn't this be "lei me la esperanton. prenu"? If you want a tanru, yes. But this isn't necessarily a tanru. lei la esperanton. prenu expands to lei prenu pe la esperanton much as le mi cukta expands to le cukta pe mi.