mu li mu la mu.
mu la mu li mu e mu.
mu ala mu? mu.
mu
mu
i am no longer an active speaker of toki pona for two reasons:
life is not simple
the language appropriates words from the languages of colonized people
life is not simple
the language appropriates words from the languages of colonized people
Re: mu
Well, the grammar of 'mu' is officially an interjection, so not capable of being noun or verb. Unofficially, it (and 'a') have been used as both, though not so singlemindedly: 'soweli li mu', 'meli li a' 'a meli li suli' and so on. So, this will fly, thoguh a bit hard to interpret sometimes.
Re: mu
my interpretation:
if the meow meows, then meow.
if meow, then the meow meows the meow.
meow? meow.
if the meow meows, then meow.
if meow, then the meow meows the meow.
meow? meow.
i am no longer an active speaker of toki pona for two reasons:
life is not simple
the language appropriates words from the languages of colonized people
life is not simple
the language appropriates words from the languages of colonized people
Re: mu
nothing nullifies nothing... makes sense to me
i am no longer an active speaker of toki pona for two reasons:
life is not simple
the language appropriates words from the languages of colonized people
life is not simple
the language appropriates words from the languages of colonized people