I made this Venn diagram of KOhA3:
http://alexburka.com/tmp/anaphora_venn.pdf

da'ai fits nicely into a spot, but if it can include do it gets fuzzy.
da'ai including do is already covered by do'o, so why make it fuzzy?
I propose da'ai just means na'e bo mi jo'u do.

Comment #2: Re: can include do?

Alex Burka (Wed Oct 15 20:11:30 2014)

durka42 wrote: > I made this Venn diagram of KOhA3: > http://alexburka.com/tmp/anaphora_venn.pdf > > da'ai fits nicely into a spot, but if it can include do it gets fuzzy. > da'ai including do is already covered by do'o, so why make it fuzzy? > I propose da'ai just means na'e bo mi jo'u do. (link that won't get deleted when I clear /tmp: http://vrici.lojban.org/~durka/anaphora_venn.pdf)

Comment #3: Re: can include do? la gleki noi jmina lo ponjo smuni (Thu Oct 16 05:47:58 2014) durka42 wrote: > durka42 wrote: > > I made this Venn diagram of KOhA3: > > http://alexburka.com/tmp/anaphora_venn.pdf > > > > da'ai fits nicely into a spot, but if it can include do it gets > fuzzy. > > da'ai including do is already covered by do'o, so why make it > fuzzy? > > I propose da'ai just means na'e bo mi jo'u do. > > > (link that won't get deleted when I clear /tmp: > http://vrici.lojban.org/~durka/anaphora_venn.pdf I think what you need is a third-person pronoun which used to be 'da'au' but it is taken by another cmavo: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/lojban/-QrG68teKc4/discussion