Re: debating style and attitudinals

[Logical Language Group <lojbab@ACCESS.DIGEX.NET>]

>One thing I would like to get clear is a distinction between
>"said with a smile, said affectionately/amicably/fondly" and
>"I don't mean this - I said it just in order to be humorous".
>Is the latter zo`o? What is the former?

The latter is zo'o.  The former probably is not, though perhaps
zo'oro'a might be relevant.  You could consider .o'e, .i'o, .u'i, .i'u, or
even .uu, all of which youy might label with "ro'a".  My best guess of these
is something like .u'iro'a.o'e

lojbab
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