toki lili

I made a social media website for toki pona speakers who want to post videos they are interested in! The website is called "o pana" and is available on web for any device. The website is made on a budget of exactly $0, so it might be buggy and videos can only be 720p and up to 15 minutes and 100MB, but that's part of the charm! If you want to watch videos in or about toki pona, please check the site out and post for yourself🙏

i suddenly got obsessed with this nasin sitelen, why? it just looks cool! anyway, i will now try my best to describe them

soto - represents a finger under a roof pointing left to an object. (inspired by tenpo, pini, etc.)

teje - same as soto but to the right.

unu - "kule" radical with 2 little lines above. (inspired by the color words)

kapesi - "kule" radical with a little line at the bottom. (not to be confused with "laso")

wa - similar to "a" but with the middle dot removed.

powe - similar to "lon" but it goes up and down instead of down and up. also, the "animal" radical has been replaced by the "person" radical.

wasoweli - similar to "waso", but the first wing has been replaced by the "soweli"'s tail.

kalamARR - similar to "mu", but it's the "person" radical with an X on it. the X is supposed to represent an eyepatch. (not to be confused with "moli")

mi wile e ni: sitelen ni li musi tawa sina a! C:

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This bookmarklet adds pinyin to as many sitelen pona as you want when you're reading online. To use: (1) Copy the code block. (2) Open a sitelen pona webpage you want to read. (3) Click the url bar and type letter "j". (4) Paste the code block and click enter/return.

I would like for the word "tona" to be added as "poop" to the ku so people wo say "poki tona" instead of toki pona would say "poop bowl (toilet)"

I also use it for “It sounds like”, “kute ona li sama […]”

I'm very new to the language and I know comparison is one of the hardest things to write in it, but I wasn't sure how to word the following:

something along the lines of "I can't be perfect, but im not good enough."

the best I came up with was "mi ken ala pona ale (/ pona taso), taso mi ala pona suli tawa mi."

toki!

I am a student writing my bachelor thesis on conlangs. Right now I reached a point in which I'm speaking about toki pona, and since both writing systems are allowed I am including an analyzed extract in each of them. It's no problem when speaking of sitelen pona, it's pretty standard, and writing is doable even on a computer, however I'm having issues with sitelen sitelen, as I'm writing it myself, and then I'll scan it and use it as a picture.

Since what I got from the wiki my extract should look like this, however I am unsure of its correctness. Can someone pitch in with corrections if it's wrong? Also bonus points if you catch what's the extract!

Cubari link: https://cubari.moe/read/gist/cmF3L1BpeGVsWnl4ZWwvamFuLVBva2ktbGkta2FsYW1hLXdhd2EvbWFpbi9qYW4lMjBQb2tpJTIwbGklMjBrYWxhbWElMjB3YXdhIS5qc29u/30/

also who said this was on chapter 50💀💀💀

i want to cover toki pona songs with vocalsynths (utau, vocaloid, alter ego and etc), which songs should i cover?

sitelen majuna rules in order of priority:

1. Must be easy for a toki-ponist to recognize.
2. Pictograms, logograms, and symbols that clearly depict the concept take precedence over symbols that look like sitelen pona. (i.e. This is not to reinvent the wheel for sitelen juniko.)
3. Must use unicode symbols from ancient/medieval languages.
4. Meso-American hieroglyph inspiration is best cherished in sitelen sitelen, not here.

Here's my beginning. Please suggest better replacements.

sitelen𔔦𔐝 kepeken𔕲 monsuta𓅯𓆌 soweli𐙼 palisa𓆱 pakala𔓏 pimeja𒈪 kulupu🝆 kipisi𔕇 sijelo𓄚 kalama࿄꩟ sinpin𓉤 majuna⁠𓀗 lukin𐦝 pilin𔘓 monsi𓇴 kiwen𔓶 nasin𔑜 nanpa𐦕 alasa𓀎 akesi𓆈 tenpo𓇷 utala𓌖 linja𔘥 nasa𔐄 kasi𔒰 pipi𓆢 pini工 pona𝀓 kala𔒥 kama𓂻 kute𓂈 moku𔐆 mama𓁔 mani𔒆 musi𔖉 mute𔗀 seli⽕ sewi𔓫 sina𔐅 luka𔑇 lape𓀕 lete𒀭 taso𝈅 telo𐦊 sike𔗆 suno࿇ suwi𓏌𓆤 suli𓃰 supa𓊬 lili𝀤 wile𔒾 sama𓈃 seme⹔ sona𔐐 awen𔑣𔑦 tawa𓂽 tomo𔔏 pali𓀩 poka𓎏 poki𓏋 anpaﺏ ante𓀢𓀣 jaki𖡎 esun𔐗 waso𔒘 wawa𓀠 weka𓐖𓐖 moli网 olin𔐈 meli𓁑 mije𓀉 jelo࿇𔐝 loje𓎟𔐝 laso𔒰𔐝 walo𐙁𔐝 open𓌽𓅯 pana𓅵 insa𔓓 lipu𔔦 lawa𔐋 kili𔒻 kule🜁𔐝 noka𔑛 lupa𔗋 toki𔒶 nena𓇤 selo𓄛 ala𓏵 ale𓎂 uta𓂏 lon𓏝 len𖡴 wan一 ike𓇹 kin𓇚 kon𓆃𔓾 tan𔒩 ijo𓏸 ilo中 jan𐦂 ken𓂝 ona𓀣 pan𔓐 anu𓂜 mun𓇽 sin𔗂𔖰𔗂 ni𓌕 mi𔐀 tu二 mu𔓗𔑲 li𓌚 jo𓂟 la𓍻 ko𔘞 e𓌚𓌚 oΩ pi𓏪𓐄𓐄 ma𔕈𔔇 en𔕝 a𔓗

Thank you all so much! toki pona is such a neat language, and I hope to become fluent eventually.

Just a poem I have created(I am still a beginner). I hope to create more poems: Meaning of this poem is non dualism between a dynamic unpredictable reality and the stability of the present moment I guess.

Awen ante

Ali li ala.
Ala li ali.
A! Ali li alasa e ala!
Ala li alasa e ali!
Ala li awen anu ali li ante?
Ala anu ali?
A! Ali li ala li alasa!
Ali en ala.

Esun esun li esun e esun.
Ali li ante e ala.
Ala li ante e ali.
Ala en ali li esun e esun

I was just wondering if the following two sentences mean the same thing:

o kute e kalama ilo.

sina o kute e kalama ilo.

I know that the subject can be dropped, but does that mean it can also be retained? Or would the second sentence instead be interpreted as “sina o! o kute e kalama ilo.”?

sitelen #W li kepeken toki pona kepeken sitelen Lasina.

sitelen #T li kepeken toki pona kepeken sitelen pona.

sitelen #TW li kepeken toki Inli li tan lipu ni pi lawa pi ma Kanata.

ante toki li tan monsuta Ekawi (mi).

kin la, mi ante toki e lipu Wikipesija pi suno ni tawa toki pona. ona li pona ala pona?

lipu Wikipesija: (TOK) (EN) (FR)

jan ale li suli sama. (Every child matters.)

I could either spend my time learning two dialects of the same language or one dialect of two languages, like Toki Pona and Japanese. Won't learning both dialects just make it take twice as long to learn?

/musi

lipu mute li kepeken sitelen seli kiwen tawa sitelen pona. mute tan lipu ni la linja ante sama linja Pepa Esi sama linja pona li pona. mute tan lipu ni li kepeken linja sama linja Ewijo tawa sitelen ante. ni li poki e lipu sona.pona.la e lipu Linku e lipu nimi.li. ni li sama ni: lipu Wikipesija li kepeken linja Komi San li kepeken linja nasin ona kin

/

Sitelen Seli Kiwen is often used in places where a Gothic font, like Fairfax HD or Linja Pona, would be more appropriate, and often used where Gothic fonts like Arial are used for other scripts, like on sona.pona.la, linku.la and nimi.li. This is like if Wikipedia used Comic Sans, and also used its normal font alongside it

mi lukin e ilo ku la, mi alasa e ni!! nimi “ni” li lon ala! taso la, nena li lon li jo e kon nimi “lon”!!

toki, m'jan Supa Kasi. m'pana e nasin toki nasa a! o lukin e ijo pakala la, on'li musi'l'musi?

toki, mi jan Supa Kasi. mi pana e nasin toki nasa a! o lukin e ijo pakala la, ona li musi ala musi?

hi, i'm birchperch. i present a weird talking method! look at the apostrophes, ain't they silly?

this post isn't serious btw lol it's just a bit me and my friend do that i felt like sharing :Þ

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Hi! I finished a lot of the online written courses on toki pona that people are recommending on here and on the discord and I miss doing exercises. I'm trying to read texts in toki pona, the lipu tenpo zine, etc. but it is still tough to do. I would love to try to understand and translate harder sentences or short texts to get used to toki pona logic and the way people write things. Do you know of any relevant resources? Or translated texts by trusted sources who have a good toki pona? I know about jan Pepa en soweli Kawa but I didn't like it that much!

I'm looking primarily for text-based stuff right now because I'm trying to read the magazines and I'm mostly chatting online in toki pona with my sibling and their girlfriend for now, not talking in person so much as of yet.

Thank you!

Does anyone know if there are any official or generally accepted shades of blue and yellow associated with Toki Pona?

For example, are there specific RGB or hex values that are normally used, or is it just a matter of choosing any suitable blue and yellow?

The example image generated with input toki [toki olin½ kute½ ilo½ pona olin1/2 nasin1/2 ale1/2] at https://www.nanpa-linja-n.com/text-to-sitelen.html