Around the beginning of August 2002, la pycyn sent a translation of the first few entries of the gi'uste into German to the Lojban mailing list. I diddled the translations and added a couple more. pier suggested putting it into CVS; until that happens, I thought I'd use this Wiki page. --pne
(P.S.: Sorry, but "la doitc." is not an option, since it contains doi. Thanks for asking. Other suggestions are still welcome; I've heard dyitc, for example.)
how about la toitc. ;), which used to be used a long time ago.
--biorn.
(<la .doitc.> is perfectly acceptable according to Dot Side convention, I would suggest using that. --Eye/Onus)
(Oh, das sieht ja schon sehr gut und überzeugend aus! Danke! - Nur ein genereller Vorschlag: beim Artikel sollte man jeweils alle betreffenden grammatischen Geschlechter aufführen, z.B. "... ist 'eine' Kuh/'ein' Rind/Ochse..." oder diesen überhaupt weglassen, falls das Ganze zu lang werden würde.)
I think I'll split this thing up into individual letters before it gets too big to edit well — and then other people can pick letters to work on, as well. Just put your name behind the letter(s) you want to work on. The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of gismu (and selrafsi cmavo) starting with that letter.
I added translation for letters je-z, changed b, c, g and j a bit, put g/j on there from cvs/different source, changed the encoding to UTF8 (so changes from d-f are only encoding). The rafsi format of j-z is a little bit different. Your help is needed to review the translation and translate the missing pieces (marked with *, ca. 55 words). --.alex. 2007-09-03
b (93) (done: pne) - c (167) (done: pne) - d (80) (done: pne) - f (62) (done: pne) - g (55) (pne) - j (110) (pne) - k (96) (alex) - l (57) (alex) - m (96) (alex) - n (44) (alex) - p (100) (alex) - r (59) (alex) - s (177) (alex) - t (93) (alex) - v (49) (alex) - x (56) (alex) - z (42) (alex)