toki! mi pini kama sona e toki pona lon tenpo pi pini lili.

[jan Pinsen]

ni li pona, jan Kipo o. toki Takaloko li toki pi ma Pilipina. taso, mi ken ala toki e ona li ken ala sona e ona.

[janKipo]

Toki ni li toki pi ma Pilipina la mi sona ala e ni: toki ni li toki seme pi ma Pilipina. ma Pilipina li jo e toki mute.

[jan Pinsen]

mi pilin e ni li toki Takaloko anu 'Tagalog' lon toki Inli. lipu 'Google Translate' li sitelen e ni tawa mi. .

[jan_Pusa]

@janPinsen: ilo li pona ala. taso, ni li musi.

@janKipo: I've always used "toki Pilipina" to refer to Tagalog, since Filipino is (quite simply) standardized Tagalog. On a side note, I do speak some Cebuano.

[janKipo]

Well, we still don't know what language jan Pusa's signature is in. I said I thought it was a Phillipine language, not that it was Phillipine or Tagalog. I know of half a dozen languages of that country, though I don't know any of them, just something of the way they look.

[jan_Pusa]

@janKipo: jan Pinsen already figured that out. It is Tagalog.
@jan Pinsen: tenpo ni la mi lukin e sitelen sina. ni li pona tawa mi.

[jan Pinsen]

pona, jan Pusa o! taso, ni li sitelen seme? ni li sitelen ala sitelen ni: mi sitelen e ona lon kulupu ni?

[jan_Pusa]

sitelen sina lon kulupu ni li pona tawa mi.

[janKipo]

sitelen sina pi lon kulupu ni

[jan Pinsen]

toki ni li pona tawa mi

Are you sure, jan Kipo? I've seen "lon" without "pi" in that context so many times that I figured it could kind of group things on its own.