Preferred Lojbanization of semivowels preceded by a consonant in cmevla

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Are you aware of the ban of semivowels preceded by a consonant (as in e.g. "kenias") in Lojban words, in effect since the end of 2014? (So as of now "la .kenias." is no longer considered grammatically correct.)

I am aware of the ban.

I am aware of the ban but disapprove of its application to cmevla.

I was not aware of that ban.

I was not aware of that ban and I disapprove of its application to cmevla.

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Among the following options, which possible Lojbanization do you prefer for the following words, which all contain a sequence consonant—semivowel—vowel in their native pronunciation? — Tokyo (pronounced "toh-kyoh"), Kiswahili (pronounced "kee-swah-HEE-lee"), Kenya (pronounced "KEH-nyah", [ˈkɛɲa])

toki'os, kisu'a'ilis, KEni'as

tokiios, kisuua'ilis, KEniias

tokyios, kisyua'ilis, kenyias

tokcos, kizva'ilis, kenjas

I have no preference.

Other:

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Among the following options, how would you Lojbanize the Latin names "Cassius" and "Marīa", which do NOT contain a semivowel, but are rather pronounced "KAS-si-oos" ([ˈkas.si.ʊs] in phonetic notation) and "ma-REE-ah", respectively?

KAsi'us, mari'as

KAsiius, mariias

kasyius, maryias

kacus, marjas

I have no preference.

Other:

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