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Re:Ithkuil, the Most Complicated Language
on Tuesday May 23, 2023 @12:46PM (#36046949)
Discord server for Ithkuil exists btw
Re:Lojban: Constructed language to eliminate ambiguity from communication
on Saturday May 20, 2023 @12:56PM (#36013563)
This question is partially addressed here: https://lojban.pw/books/learn-lojban/#why-are-verbs-defined-...
Re:Lojban: Constructed language to eliminate ambiguity from communication
on Saturday May 20, 2023 @12:55PM (#36013544)
I'm one of a few "fluent" speakers of Lojban. I still think that among similar attempts (including controlled English) Lojban is the best option so far.
I even wrote a new course for laymen https://lojban.pw/books/learn-lojban/
Needless to say, few people invest in learning new languages at all.
If you are interested you may join the discord chat
Re:ConLangs: How to Construct a Language
on Wednesday July 31, 2019 @03:57PM (#20577800)
Here is my list:
Lojban
Ithkuil
Controlled English
.i ue do za'o xu se bangu lo jbobau .i xu do nelci lo cnino jibri be do
Re:‘Saluton’: the surprise return of Esperanto
on Saturday December 30, 2017 @10:33AM (#16035632)
There are fluent speakers of Lojban as can be seen in Lojban groups on Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/BLVsYz20Boixl0xN-0TrPw and https://t.me/joinchat/BLVsYz3hCF8mCAb6fzW1Rw
Re:Mathematicians prove the triviality of English
on Monday November 09, 2015 @09:57AM (#10533321)
Well, at least more fluent speakers of Lojban than fluent speakers of Ithkuil.
Re:Loglan – The Language of Logic
on Wednesday August 19, 2015 @07:19AM (#10084728)
Obligatory XKCD debunker: https://mw.lojban.org/papri/File:xkcd_comic_debunker.png
Re:Loglan – The Language of Logic
on Wednesday August 19, 2015 @07:16AM (#10084721)
Lojban now supports second order predicate logic.
Most vocal chats in Lojban happen through the internet.
Yeah, I can say the same about Lojban community. Most Lojbanists study and use Lojban to better know how we think, how can knowledge be better represented. As for other languages a lot of Lojbanists speak several major languages each so this means that Lojban can't be replaced by another major language.
dots represent pauses or glottal stops. what other symbol could be used for it? Apostrophe represent either [h] or "th" like in "thin". Again what other letter could be used?
If you mean particular values of k then modern Lojban isn't compatible with non-infinite lookahead although pragmatically a high value of k may do the trick on real texts. As for SLL I'm no expert, sorry.
Why learn Haskell if fewer people speak it compared to C++? The same can be applied to Lojban.
This can be applied to any language actually.
And PEG too https://github.com/Ilmen-vodhr/ilmentufa/