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The Complete Lojban Language

  1. aaa
    aee
    chk
    eei
    eighei
    ewu
    ighai
    oou
    ouu
    owau
    phf
    qk
    scsk
    wu
    yi
    However, the diphthong substitutions should not be done if the two vowels are in two different syllables.
  2. Change “h” between two vowels to ', but otherwise remove it completely. If preservation of the “h” seems essential, change it to x instead.
  3. Place ' between any remaining vowel pairs that do not form Lojban diphthongs.

Some further examples of Lojbanized names are:

English “Mary” meris. or meiris.
English “Smith” smit.
English “Jones” djonz.
English “John” djan. or jan. (American) or djon. or jon. (British)
English “Alice” .alis.
English “Elise” .eLIS.
English “Johnson” djansn.
English “William” .uiliam. or .uil,iam.
English “Brown” braun.
English “Charles” tcarlz.
French “Charles” carl.
French “De Gaulle” dyGOL.
German “Heinrich” xainrix.
Spanish “Joaquin” xuaKIN.
Russian “Svetlana” sfietlanys.
Russian “Khrushchev” xrucTCOF.
Hindi “Krishna” kricnas.
Polish “Lech Walesa” lex. va,uensas.
Spanish “Don Quixote” don. kicotes. or modern Spanish: don. kixotes. or Mexican dialect: don. ki'otes.
Chinese “Mao Zedong” maudzydyn.
Japanese “Fujiko” fudjikos. or fujikos.

4.9 Rules for inserting pauses

Summarized in one place, here are the rules for inserting pauses between Lojban words:

  1. Any two words may have a pause between them; it is always illegal to pause in the middle of a word, because that breaks up the word into two words.
  2. Every word ending in a consonant must be followed by a pause. Necessarily, all such words are cmene.
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