#toki inli

[jan-luwisa]

just looked up unpa etymology and it's just from onomatopoeia and im dying that is so silly

mi unpa e mama sina = "me ooh ah your mother"

[sitelen-musi-lon-toki-pona]

lupa ma monsuta, kipisi nanpa luka:

jan Alupe li pini telo e kasi li toki e ni: "mi ken ala awen weka e lupa. mi wile toki tawa jan pona mi." tan ni la jan Alupe li kama tawa lupa. taso ona li lukin e ni. poki len li weka. taso ilo toki li lon ni. jan Alupe li lanpan e ilo toki li toki insa e ni: "ni li nasa..."

ona li alasa lukin e insa lupa ma. taso ni li pimeja. ona li toki e ni: "jan seme li lon ni?" ona li kute e toki ala. tan ni la ona awen toki. "sina pana e ilo toki tawa mi. tan ni la sina pona"

jan Alupe li lanpan e ijo ona li tawa tomo ona. ona kute ala e toki akesi ni: "...bona?"

jan Alupe li lon tomo ona la ona li kepeken ilo toki li toki tawa jan pona ona. nanpa wan la jan pona ona li toki.

"jan Alupe o! suno la sina toki ala tawa mi! tan seme!?"

"jan Sepan o! ali li pona. mi weka e ilo toki mi."

"tan seme la ni?"

"tenpo pini la ijo nasa li lon. mi tawa lon lupa ma la mi kute e mu monsuta li weka e ilo mi li tawa e tomo mi li lape. suno open ni la mi weka e pan sike suwi lon lupa ma li tawa weka. mi kama sin la pan ni li weka. ni la ilo toki mi li lon.", tenpo mute li kama. pini la jan Sepan li toki.

"a mi sona. lili la sina pilin monsuta. ken la mu monsuta li kama tan lawa sina."

"ni la tan seme la mi ken jo e ilo toki?"

"n... ken la ni li.... kon?"

"musi a jan Sepan o. mi sona e ni: mi kute e mu ni."

"mi la tan ante li lon. taso sina ken pilin e ni"

"mi pilin ala e ni. mi sona!"

"oke. ni li toki ali sina la mi weka"

"tawa pona jan Sepan o"

"tawa pona" ilo toki li pali e mu kiki lili.

jan Alupe li pali e telo kasi seli li toki insa e ni:

"ken la jan pi insa lupa li wile e suwi"

jan Alupe li tawa lape

...

"bona?" jan akesi li toki insa ni "Kiu lingvo estis tiu?"

toki ante:

bona = pona

Kiu lingvo estas tiu = toki ni li seme

kipisi pi jan pali lon toki Inli:

Well, that was the last that I had backed up, expect longer delays between updates. But this also means that whatever suggestions or feedback of the story you have could directly affect it! well that's all I have to say, see you in the next chapter!

[jan-tasi-li-sitelen]

nimi sin (lipu wan pi lipu mute) kepeken toki pona en toki Inli

-na (suffix) plural {refer to mute}

kosina (noun) 1. Kitchen, 2. Restaurant, 3. Place of cooking {refer to tomo seli &/or esun moku}

jume (noun) 1. dream, 2. fantasy {refer to lape musi}

loku (number) 1. Six

take (number) 1. Seven

patu (number) 1. Eight

kajo (number) 1. Nine

[jan-luwisa]

its funny that the most basic english expletive and the most basic english expression of gratitude are one syllable difference from each other

i propose formalisation of "kyou", a word i already hear that can mean either one and its ambiguous which one you actually mean

[jan-tasi-li-sitelen]

tenpo pini la sina sona e ilo musi GameCube anu seme?

mi olin e musi Supa Mawijo Sansin (Super Mario sunshine) e musi Puna 2 (Burnout 2)

[mituki-olin-e-soweli-nja]

n, Pathetic

[kon-lin]

Lernu! is an excellent resource and I'm happy it's available for free BUT the lesson which introduces the -in- suffix is pretty gender essentialist. like I know Esperanto was created in 1887 but that doesn't mean we need to have a concept of gender from 1887.

[kon-lin]

hyperpop is trans culture 🏳️‍⚧️😍