Lojban

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Lojban is a loglang which was initialized in 1987 by the Logical Language group. Lojban came about as a result of a copyright dispute with the creator of Loglan. The first "official" version of Lojban was published in 1998 and the language has continued to grow and be used ever since.

A devoted community of around 20 speakers and 15-20 learners (very rough estimate) keeps the language in active daily use via the internet.

Lojban has an extensive article on Wikipedia.

External Links

• The Logical Language Group's page for Lojban (live web)
• An alternative multilingual wiki
• Jboselkei, online sentence translation database, allows searching, editing and discussing best translations of sentences

Grammar, dictionaries

• Wave Lessons a tutorial.
• The full reference grammar.
• vlasisku, online dictionary.
• the list of gismu (root words) and cmavo (particles).
• http://www.memrise.com/courses/english/lojban/ Memrise] allows choosing the course the student like most.
• https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/lojban-beginners - the Lojban mailing list where you can ask any questions.
• A chat where it's posible to ask for help in learning lojban (in #ckule tab seen in the upper part of the screen on that page).

Other resources

• http://facebook.com/groups/lojban/ File:Facebook Logo Mini.svg - the group in Facebook.

This article is part of a series on Engineered languages. Arithmographic languages: Characteristica universalis Logical languages: AllNoun * Ithkuil * Loglan * Lojban * X-1 Philosophical languages: Alwato * An Essay towards a Real Character * Ars signorum * Ro * Toki pona * Ygyde Others: Altllamiac * Briefscript * Pasetok * Speedtalk