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jan Asi o, toki! BTW: Instead of "... verb anu seme?" it is better to say "... predicate anu seme?" because there is no form of the verb 'to be' like there is in English. That's why the verb slot can be empty. A noun then functions as a predicate noun or an adjective serves as pr...

jan Asi o, toki! I have supplemented my lessons accordingly: https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jan-Lope/Toki_Pona_lessons_English/gh-pages/toki-pona-lessons_en/index.html#SECTION002200000000000000000 Here the PDF version: https://github.com/jan-Lope/Toki_Pona_lessons_E...

Lesson update: new chapter "Hieroglyphs" (apendix).

https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona_lessons_English/

toki!

Now my lessons can be downloaded in ePub format.
https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona_lessons_English/

Meine Lektionen können nun im ePub-Format heruntergeladen werden.
https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona_Lektionen_Deutsch/

Now my lessons are available in .mobi and .awz3 format for eBooks too.

https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona_lessons_English/

toki! You can download these lessons in different formats. There you will also find an online dictionary. https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona_lessons_English/ For spell and grammar check you can use the Toki Pona Parser. https://jan-lope.github.io/Toki_Pona-Parser/ A German version is here: https:/...

toki! All official Toki Pona words are written in lower case - even at the beginning of the sentence. After "pi" you have to write at least two words (a noun and an adjective or a pronoun and adjective). The conjunction "en" connects nouns and pronouns only. Maybe the verb "...

Is 'lupa' being used to clarify that the roof has fallen in? "lupa e" is here an transitive verb: to pierce, to stab, to perforate (The old tree pierced the roof.) Also, it looks like you've used 'lon' to link two sentences together No, "lon" is a preposition here. It means &quo...

toki! I think I see it now: 'kasi li kasi, lon tomo' is one predicate, linked by the following 'li'. Is this correct? The separator li is a grammatical word that separates the subject phrase from the predicate phrase. The predicate marker li is only used when the subject is not mi or sina. After the...