sitelen suwi

[jan Josan]

"kasi suli (lili-->mute) li lon ala ma mi."
"kin jan utala li lon nena pi kasi suli"
"jan (li) kama tawa kasi suli ni (li) wile pakala e ona (li) wile kama jo e ona"
("jan wawa" or "jan") (li) "utala e ona (li) moli e ona"

This is a fun puzzle. I can tell you're using the story of jan Kikamesi and it seems the bars separate the subjects from the predicates (in effect 'li'). But in this way I read it as the energetic man is fighting and killing (him), when I think (based on the original text) the "him" is referring back to the energetic man and the jan is doing the killing, so I'm not sure how to do the reading of the bars. Did I get the order right? Is this also in reference to janKipo's "sitlelen linja en sitelen supa"?

[jan-ante]

[jan Josan]

are the requested syllable glyphs in a powerpoint

is the updated word glyph set, with the head only of sama added and notes about containers at the end (jAnte I noticed you needed this for the Intenasijonale).

[jan Ote]

pona mute a!
I am waiting for lessons 6-12 on your site.
There is no sign for question mark in previous lessons or have I overseen it? no lesson with 'la' either?

[jan Josan]

[jan-ante]

[jan Josan]

[jan-ante]

[jan Josan]

New: on prepositions added to sitelen sitelen.

[jan Ote]

End of page, center: "mi wile e ni: mi tawa tomo mi." is painted with a container surrounding "tomo mi". Is it intentional?