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Well, strictly is just before the predicate not at it's beginning (it's that kind of fussiness that gives grammarians a bad name). And, of course, the is no ( visible) 'li' with 'mi' and 'sina'. I suppose these are kulupu nimi lili because sentences are suli. So, conditionals are 'pi nimi 'la''. So...

Now that I think of it: I wouldn't reinvent the wheel. A predicate is a "kulupu nimi lili pi nimi ilo 'li'" or a "li"-phrase. Therefore, it would be superfluous to state that "li" is at the beginning of a predicate in order to explain what "li" is. This can be...

"li", "e": I don't know yet how to say "subject", "predicate" and "object" in Toki Pona. (I must admit I wasn't focussing on it.) I should add it as soon as I found translations for them. I'll emphasize on "mi" and "sina" (all alo...

jan pi toki pona o!

mi sitelen e lipu "nasin toki pi toki pona". sina ken lukin e ona lon ni:

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jan Tepan