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Isn't ilo a thing and ijo a device?

ni li namako e mi. jan sewi li jan.

Someone takes two or more random toki pona words. The most namako translation wins. (When the words are more than three, one can add "pi"s as he likes).

I really can't understand.

Anyway I meant things kin.

Amazing, surprising. Something you wouldn't expect.

I still can't understand how the meaning changes if I write ilo or ijo.

pona a.

When I speak English, i think i should write Toki Pona. It's a proper name.
At the same way in Italian i don't capitalize names of languages, but in Toki Pona or in English I do capitalize the word for Italian.

One of the reasons why the highly visible atheists are so ridiculous is that the god they deny isn't any god a reasonable man believes in.

kin la, ni li namako e mi.