nimi pi toki pona

The basics are easy. "in front' is 'lon sinpin' "behind" is 'lon monsi' "above" is 'lon...

jan Kaken en jan Lolen li pana e sin.  ona li tawa noka lon nasin lon ma tomo Metopoli li kute e a ni: "a. o pana e pona."  jan L...

What is the point of tp? Well, first and foremost, it is fun and exhilarating.  You can learn a language in a few days and become a mast...

Short answer: use 'mute'.  You can expand to 'mute mute' or 'mute suli'  but you don't need to. except maybe ...

English -- and most familiar languages -- have a variety of subordinate clauses, chunks of language that are almost sentences but cannot st...

toki pona has 14 (segmental) phonemes, all defined as the IPA standards.  When actually spoken, however, these phonemes are realized in a v...

Not very; less than American and British English, probably less than Northern and Southern American English. You can read and write for a ...