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Lojban is a constructed human language, which has its origin in Loglan, created by James Cooke Brown in 1955. It was originally conceived as a test of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis (i.e. that language governs thought). The Logical Language Group, founded in 1987, sees Lojban as the current viable version of Loglan.
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Essays on Lojban usage, and some original poetry in Lojban, unofficial gismu, a Lojban hash file for Unix's ispell, and the home page of the channel #lojban on EFnet.
jbofi'e is a program that checks grammar and translates Lojban texts. Related utilities are also available.
A proposal to use the Tengwar alphabet to represent the constructed language called Lojban.
An interactive, user-contributed work-in-progress textbook for learning Lojban.
A description of Lojban, including grammar and references.
A short introductory article about Lojban written by Robin Turner.
Various information about and in Lojban. Lojbanic culture, slang, literary conventions and proposals for new vocabulary.
Lojban-only news site.
Contains current reference materials such as word lists, reference grammar. Also has a collection of sample texts, and various software, including a YACC/LALR machine parser.
A detailed proposal for how to write Lojban using J. R. R. Tolkien's Tengwar.
jbofi'e is a program that checks grammar and translates Lojban texts. Related utilities are also available.
Lojban-only news site.
A proposal to use the Tengwar alphabet to represent the constructed language called Lojban.
Various information about and in Lojban. Lojbanic culture, slang, literary conventions and proposals for new vocabulary.
A detailed proposal for how to write Lojban using J. R. R. Tolkien's Tengwar.
A short introductory article about Lojban written by Robin Turner.
Contains current reference materials such as word lists, reference grammar. Also has a collection of sample texts, and various software, including a YACC/LALR machine parser.
An interactive, user-contributed work-in-progress textbook for learning Lojban.
A description of Lojban, including grammar and references.
Essays on Lojban usage, and some original poetry in Lojban, unofficial gismu, a Lojban hash file for Unix's ispell, and the home page of the channel #lojban on EFnet.
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