New Sentence Links

When adopting the Simplified Connective Reform, the cmavo in selma'o A (with ji reassigned to selma'o JA/JOI) becomes redundant and unused. The New Sentence Link reform, called .ajbo in lojban, proposes a way to reallocate selma'o A for convenience of speaking.

When speaking in .ajbo, the cmavo .a, .e, .o, and .u are reallocated to be in selma'o I, along with the current sentence link cmavo .i. These cmavo change the mood of a bridi, i.e. how the expression of truth encoded in the bridi ought be interpreted. This is roughly equivalent to following .i with a discursive as summarized below.

New sentence links

Link	Equivalent	Mood	Explanation
.a	.i pau	Interrogative	Expresses a question. Used for both truth (e.g. xu) and value (e.g. ma, mo) questions.
.e	.i ji'a		Similar to a spoken semi-colon, this indicates this bridi and the previous are a single concept, but need separated for purely grammatical reasons.
.i	.i	Indicative	This is unchanged, but this more strongly implies that this is a simple statement of truth.
.o	.i ko'oi	Imperative, Jussive	Creates a command. Implies the bridi is expected to be made true. Likely involves a ko.
.u	.i ku'i	Contrastive	Marks bridi with information that contrasts with the prior bridi. Similar to English "but".

While using this reform, sentence separation becomes much more varied, but is still easily recognizable by the use of any vowel standing alone.