History: IRC cheat sheet

Source of version: 17 (current)

Here are some phrases commonly seen on IRC. Some are not so common, but serve as examples. It is good practice to start every sentence with the word [.i], but for the sake of concision, list omits it. ||coi | Hi coi ro do | Hi, everyone co'o | Goodbye co'o ro do | Goodbye, everyone do mo | What's up? / What're you doing? go'i | Yes (what you just said is true) na go'i | No (what you just said is false) je'e | Roger that. / Okay. / You're welcome. fi'i | Make yourself at home mi jimpe | I understand mi na jimpe | I don't understand mi'e .maik. | My name is Mike ju'i .maik. | Hey Mike! (Listen up!) doi .maik. | Mike, ... (addresses Mike) re'i | Yes? (Expecting speech, typically said after someone says [ju'i]) ki'a | What?! (I didn't understand one or more words you said) ki'e | Thanks .u'u | Sorry .u'u sai | Very sorry .u'u cai do cevni fi mi | Really very sorry .e'u | I suggest… / Why don't you/we… .e'o | Please xamgu | Good po'u | Which is… ko gletu lo kanba | I am now a true Lojbanist (rite of passage) .ie | I agree .ie nai | I disagree .i'e | I approve .i'e nai | I disapprove .ui | :-) (happy) .ui nai | :-( (sad) .u'i | :-D LOL .u'i nai | :-(!! Not funny. zo'o | :-P (only joking) zo'o nai | :-[[ (serious!) .ua | Oh! I see! (understanding) .ua nai | Uh… (I'm confused about the meaning of what you said) .ia nai zo'o | No way! (Humourous disbelief) .a'u | That's interesting.. de'a jundi | BRB mi na jundi | AFK lo mi zdani cu se fagri | I love IRC so much that nothing else matters mi co'a jundi / di'a jundi | I'm back mi prami do | I love you mi nelci do | I like you mi na'e birti | I'm not sure mi na djuno | I don't know .au pei mi'o pedysi'u | Do you want us to be friends? lo pluka ko li'i sipna/senva/citka | Have a nice rest/dream(s)/meal! .au cilre fi lo jbobau | I want to learn about Lojban/to speak Lojban .e'o ko ctuca mi fo lo jbobau | Please teach me about Lojban/to speak Lojban .au pei mi'o casnu | Do you want to talk with me? .ei mi sipna | I have to go to bed .ei mi cliva | I have to leave ko ko kurji / ko kurji ko | Take care of yourself! e'o ko e'i denpa | Wait a sec.. ||