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2:23 isn’t laso grue rather than blue

tenpo seme li tenpo suno wan:

jan Jo Oli tan kulupu Teli Olu 💀

Huh

Make a full version

sprunkle

fisch

This is so accurate

as a chill logo community guy who wanna inspire sony i can agree

Why is there an entire community centered around logos, as someone who loved logos when I was little

EMINEM KLASKY CSUPO EFFECT NINEPARISON PREVIEW 3

el EM (in) EN o pi

2:58 “red box on wall is moving box” 💀

1:20 he was talking about grammatical genders and grammatical numbers. What gender is an akesi? What gender is a kili? There is indeed no grammatical gender in Toki Pona. Same with numbers. Singular? Soweli. Plural? Soweli.

What do the kanji mean?

You should have put a machine gun when he says "the phonetic spanish vowels" and proceeds to pronounce them as you do in english, diphthong and all.

3:14 istg this man does not understand the word context, coffee is telo

get his ass

o kala! **mi kama kala**

3:28 I died a little bit when he said SIT-TEL-EN PONA I mean you do a video on something, at least try to pronounce things marginally correct.

1:20 toki pona does have words that reference gender and number, but it's not grammaticalized

i think by genders and numbers he meant grammatical genders and numbers

0:02 nimi mi li Sam. It is better to say “mi jan San.”, Sam is not valid in Toki Pona Phonetics. 0:04 sina sona ala sona? Understand what? 0:16 120 words It is 137 words with “nimi ku suli”, technically true but only if it is outdated. 0:20 30 hours I am not sure if it is a real mistake 0:31 toki from English word talk Tok Pisin is the origin. 0:47 Letters are words but smaller Huh? 0:57 Constants are pronounced like English What about j being “yuh”? 1:21 No genders mije, meli and tonsi 1:22 No numbers ala is 0, wan is 1, tu is 2, luka is 5, mute is 20, ale is 100. 1:30 Mi moku What’s up with the capital letter? 1:47 o = hey! It is for commands… 1:48 pakola = f word! damn! It’s pakala and it means break. 1:57 Sini pilin seme? Same as “Mi moku” and what is sini? 2:32 mute for many wan tu luka mute ale system. 2:35 same thing I am not repeating. 2:41 idk Idk if this gunshot was an accident 2:53 lon Sentence structure ig. 2:55 poki tawa It’s “pona tawa mi”. 2:58 Translation Wrong. 3:15 en Read the discord message yourself. 3:16 kasi Bruh. 3:39 Arabic non-phonetic NO. 4:00 SAM = [VX田] Bro Toki Ponize it please

omg i found that video while looking for an intro to toki pona. i got literally like 10 seconds in and stopped watching because it just gave bad vibes of "lmao this guy does not sound like a fluent speaker there's no way he knows what he's talking about" instead i watched a video by jan Tani that was actually super good!

musi a

i hate videos of his style, im not surprised that the fact checking is non-existant

pakola.

truly if "yummi nikki" series originally has maked it for adult audience.

3:51 ITS NOT AN ALPHABET YOU JUST SAID THAT 💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭🤓

1:29 huh

Being a native Arab, when he said Arabic is not phonetic, I felt like my brain exploded and imploded at the same time. Take Egyptian hieroglyphs as an example. That IS not phonetic. Arabic, while it looks like alien to a non-speaker, IS phonetic in the form of an impure abjad. The worst part is because he implied Arabic is not phonetic, would not that imply that other Semitic languages are also not phonetic? An example would be imagining two languages: Language A and B. Let’s say both are in the same family. That would imply they would be similar, as seen with Germanic languages like German and English. They use almost the same alphabet. On the contrary, we have Language C, which is not in the same family as Language A and B. That would imply that Language A and B are different to Language C. After all, why would a language like Arabic for example be related to English if they are not in the same family? Anyways, if we do not know if Language B is phonetic but we know that Language A is logographic or not phonetic, that would imply that Language B is also not phonetic. And while yes, Language A and B may not have the same alphabet or sounds, they are at least either both phonetic or not phonetic. After all, if Arabic WAS not phonetic, why would not the rest of the Semitic family also be not phonetic? Since they are in the same family, their histories and how they evolved are probably related, so it wouldn’t make sense if Language A for example was phonetic while Language B was not or vice versa. TL;DR: So by implying Arabic is not phonetic, he also implied that other Semitic languages like Hebrew are also not phonetic.

You forgot to gunshot when he doesn’t stress the first syllable lol

skibisi toilet has more lore than this lil bro 💀😹😹😹 also woah jacks are my culture #MyCultureNotYourCostume

1:20 "doesnt have numbers" 2:24 "and these are the 3 words that describe numbers"

AHAHAHA he made oopsies

Its vowels aren’t “based off the Spanish vowels.” It’s the standard 5-vowel system, the most common arrangement of vowels, also found in Japanese, Hawaiian, Greek, and Hebrew to name a few

Was searching 'kijetesantakalu' and saw the description before clicking the video. It made me think of this song. Wish I could've seen my face when it *actually was* it.

no gunshot for "siTElen pona?"

wawa a

NI LI KALA

letter - baby blue album

k̆2vͭî:kq̂r2ŝ

The v of doom kills elemenopi after sending him into a rabbithole / grounded

is a fish

kala a!