Re: Simple Lojban questions

[JORGE JOAQUIN LLAMBIAS <jorge@INTERMEDIA.COM.AR>]

 And:
>I don't remember "nau". Did it come in in the last two or three
>years or so? How does one say "pu nau" and "ba nau" - i.e. absolute
>past and future?

The consistent way would be {naupu} and {nauba}, but if I remember
correctly {nau} is not compoundable. This restriction will probably be
overridden by usage, since it doesn't seem to have any reason
behind it.  I would expect {nau} to become just like any other PU.

>--&ivel
>
Is that decipherable?

Jorge