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Formal concept analysis has become an important and appealing research topic. In this paper, we present the t-concept lattice as a set of triples associated to graded tabular information interpreted in a non-commutative fuzzy logic, in order to "soften" the non-commutativity character. Moreover, we show that the common information to both (sided) concept lattices can be seen as a sublattice of the Cartesian product of both concept lattices.