Re: Hi!

[jorge@PHYAST.PITT.EDU]

> >>   Does anyone have a general
> >>   idea of the nationality distribution of Lojbanists?
> >
> >Many USians, some UKians, at least one from each of Australia, Finland,
> >Croatia, Hungary, China, Argentina (moi), and maybe some other places.

I should have said Bulgaria, not Hungary, I hope Ivan is not reading... :)

> >Maybe Lojbab can give more accurate numbers.
>
> Actually, the answer to all this depends on your definition of Lojbanist.

Well, not a fluent speaker, or the numbers would be too small, but not
someone who just visited the WWW pages either.

> Jorge omitted both the minilessson and the Diagrammed Summary of Lojban
> Grammar, which are more basic than the textbook and reference grammar, and
> mosst people sstart with those two documents - the minilesson is however
> written for an American audience and has been occasionally confussing for
> non-native-English speakers.

Yes, those are a good introduction, too, I had forgotten.

Jorge