la lojban.

xu la lein. bapli la lojban. zo'e

no habla senor

This is gibberish.

So, no?

>>3
>>ci
.i ko tcidu gy. http://www.lojban.org/ gy.

>>4
One of us knows lojban not nearly as well as they think they do, and I think it's you. Did you mean:

xu la lojban. bangu la lein.
"bapli" doesn't even have three places, the sumti you've supplied for x2 makes no sense ("la lojban" is not an event, and "le nu lojban", the event of language being logical (I suppose it to mean), still makes for a confusing sentence — "Does Lain requires logical language?"), and I'm not sure what zo'e is supposed to be doing there in any case. I assume Lain, because 4chan.

If you intended to elicit a sumti for bangu's last place, asking "What does Lain say in lojban?", try:

la lojban. bangu la lein. ma
Although by >>3, I'm not sure what you intended to ask. Perhaps:

xu la lojban. bangu su'o do

Not to discourage. Lojban is cool, but I can't make heads or tails of >>1 as-is. What did you mean to say? Do you consider >>1 a correct expression of it?

LOLWAT?

>>6
LOLJBAN!

What happened to lojban guy?

Hmmm...interesting how I got here. I googled "4chan in lojban" and thought there was some thread someone else made about it, like a long time ago or something. Nope, it's mine. (by the way, how do you say "a" as in American English "an"?) anyway, let's see if I can revise my original statement with the knowledge I've acquired since.

(I just realized that I misspelled "baupli" in the OP. .o'a)

xu la'o gy /lang/ gy baupli la lojban.

>>5
When I said "la lein.", I didn't know that I needed to say "la'o gy /lang/ gy" instead. The major cause of confusion here is that I misspelled baupli, and bapli just happened to be a word. However, that aside, I'm surprised there actually is someone who speaks Lojban on /lang/. From the looks of things, I didn't think there was!

>>5
And also, I'm about the second worst Lojban speaker in the world. I'm having the same problems I had with Python. I just want to jump in, but by doing so I'm left unable to construct anything other than a very simple sentence without a dictionary.

>>9
I see. So, uh... "go'i".

>>10
I'm bad at lojban too. It doesn't help that brivla place structure is basically impossible to memorize as a unit. If I knew more words, I might have guessed which you actually meant.

>>11

You can fall back on sumtcita (prepositional phrases). For example, instead of memorizing the place structure of "klama" and say

 [3:ta] te klama [2:ti] [4:fo lo dargu] [5:lo karce]

, you can say

 [to'o ta] klama [fa'a ti] [pa'o lo dargu] [sepi'o lo karce]

, literally

 [from there] go [to here] [through a road] [by a car]

>>12
Not a bad idea. Probably better just to make three times as many flash cards and memorize the places though.

http://www.iwantapal.com/

coi ro do lo pluka ko li'i nicte ja cerni ja donri

>>15
mi na birti le nu le prula'i jufra cu drani le ka gerna

>>16
Or du'u rather than nu, I suppose.

coi lojbo .i la .lojban. cu cinri je melbi mi .i no'e vajni pe'i fa lo nu prane gendra .i da'i do ze'u tadni .i je da'i do cilre fi ro le gerna .i ca le nu nintadni kei ko surla .i ko zgana la .jbotcan. .i ko tavla fi lo se lifri be do .i lo nu troci lo nu jimpe fi ro le pluja cu krinu la'a lo nu do se nandu gi'e na'e se zdile .i lo nu mulno jimpe fi la .lojban. cu je'u nandu .i ku'i lo nu pilno la .lojban. lo melbi cu je'u frili .i melbi bangu .i mlebau .i .a'o do ranji tadni .i mi sidju nu'e .i ko ko kurji mi'e la stela selckiku mu'o