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I have conversed for a few minutes in very simple Lojban before (once or twice). Most of it was impractical/too basic for everyday use (unless if you were inroducing yourself to a group of people (giving a brief overview of your interests, etc.) who spoke another language (oddly enough)).

I do not really remember what was precisely said. I also had to do it internationally.

there are recordings of STWUR (Story Time With Uncle Robin) on the wiki, that may be interesting for you. Someone really recently brought up getting back into the habit of mumble-chatting every now and then, which would be awesome. (even though i don't know of any possibility to record mumble sessions ;( )

Indeed, we have Mumble sessions once in a while. It should be more regular, I think. Makes me want to practise more when I see how rubbish I am in real-time. zo'o ru'e

Perhaps we (read: I) can research how to record Mumble sessions.

Mumble link is here btw: http://www.lojban.org/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Mumble&bl=y