toki pona lon sona pilin en sona ante

Toki Pona news: new website, upcoming book, announcements from the language's creator
Tokiponaj novaĵoj: nova TTT-ejo, venonta libro, aperonta libro, anoncoj de la kreinto de la lingvo
jan-ante
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toki pona lon sona pilin en sona ante

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jan Omar Mubin en jan pali ona li pana e ni:
"Using language tests and emotional expressions to determine the learnability of artificial languages"
ona li kepeken e toki pona tawa pali ona pi sona pilin.

ona li pana kin e ni:
"Designing an Artificial Robotic Interaction Language"
ona li kepeken e toki pona tawa pali ona pi toki ilo

Congratulations, Sonja! Your language is no longer a funny toy. From now, it is a tool for serious scientific researches.
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Re: toki pona lon sona pilin en sona ante

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Thanks. I'll add them to http://en.tokipona.org/wiki/Academia

How should I write the bibliography more accurately?
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Re: toki pona lon sona pilin en sona ante

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for the first one, o lukin e ni:
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1520620
it is the conference abstract, i guess

the second one is looking like a book chapter:
T. Gross et al. (Eds.): INTERACT 2009, Part II, LNCS 5727, pp. 848–851, 2009.

but if you are in doubt, just contact Omar Mubin, as he is a corresponding author
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Re: toki pona lon sona pilin en sona ante

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pona. mi tawa toki tawa jan Oma.
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BTW, on this page you wrote:
Dr. John Clifford delivered a talk entitled The problems with success, taking the situation in Toki Pona for its examples.
It seems that this title is not precise, look here:
http://conference.conlang.org/lcc2/speakers.php
The Problems with Success: What happens when an opinionated conlang meets its speakers
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Also, another (probably) useful link for you:
Język toki pona jako narzędzie zapobiegania konfliktom – możliwości i przeszkody w kontekście wydarzeń na Bałkanach
Language toki pona as a conflict prevention tool - opportunities and obstacles in the context of Balkan events
by Piotr Goldstein. Text of report on the conference Balkans in eyes of young men, April 2005
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Thanks, jan ante!
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pali mute li kama:

Mubin, O., Bartneck, C. and Feijs, L. (2009). What you say is not what you get: Arguing for Artificial Languages Instead of Natural Languages in Human Robot Speech Interaction. In the Spoken Dialog and HRI Workshop Proceedings of the IEEE RO-MAN 2009 Conference, Toyama, Japan
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pali sin li kama:
Expressive Robots in Education: Varying the Degree of Social Supportive Behavior of a Robotic Tutor
jan Omar Mubin li mama ala e pali ni. taso mama pi pali ni li toki tawa ona: pona a!

taso jan Omar Mubin li pana e pali sin ni:
Using word spotting to evaluate roila: a speech recognition friendly artificial language
mi ken ala kama jo e toki ni. jan pona mi o! sina ken kama jo e toki ni la o pana e toki PDF lon tomo toki ni
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Re: toki pona lon sona pilin en sona ante

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If they want a language with clearly distinct words, tp is not a candidate, as has been frequently noted. The killer is always ala/ale but there a number of other cases of varying significance.
But (aside from the paper, presumably) no signs of ROILA
Oops, Bing just gave this : http://roila.org/language-guide/
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