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toki! In the list of official words there are slight differences between different lessons. I published the first edition of my lessons about 2004, based on the lessons of jan Pije. Later other lessons were written by other authors. Many ideas flowed into my lessons. The official Toki Pona Book of ...

toki! maybe better is: mi toki lili e toki pona. (or: mi toki lili, kepeken toki pona. ) lili is an adverb here. sina toki mute e toki pona. mi wile kama sona. toki! Just quoted you in my Pen and Paper Multi-Language Book :). BTW: You can check the spelling and grammar of your Toki Pona sentences w...

toki! This is an old version. toki! So I'd like to ask you something about the new version. This question is of purely interrogative nature only. (And I do know that stating something like that can also cause the impression to some that I only emphasize that one because I simply intend to say the o...

toki! :) ken la toki pona li ' pona, tawa sina. Mi toki e toki pona lili. Sina toki e toki pona mute. Mi wile kama sono. (But that doesn't mean that I would ask anybody for hints how to do so :). I already was a bit more fluent in it than today, this was when I took a closer look at it. And it reall...

toki! Welcome to the world of Toki Pona! Thank you for the welcome person Lope :). It is not the goal of Toki Pona to describe complex issues. Sure. This is what I also read in jan Sonja's book, even if there were some parts I only skimmed through. But there is also another aspect I have thought of...

Hi everyone, my name is SomehowGeekyPolyglot, and this is my first post. For some time, I have been pondering on how exactly to use toki pona for this purpose: Talking with someone about something the other person isn't entirely familiar with. You know... cases where there isn't too much context yet...