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This is probably my favorite story so far... the cat has a crisis of conscience but finds it too uncomfortable to address its own desire, and rather than coming to understand its own desire and the contradictions within itself, seeks a simple justification for its desire in imagining the rooster to be evil. If only the rooster had gone beyond defending itself, but also let the cat know that the cat too is good and has a useful role on the farm: perhaps the cat's crisis would have moved towards resolution.
Lol in years to come you can say you watched them before they were cool haha. It's probably the biggest single hobby project I've ever done, honestly after the pandemic I don't think I could do it again. If I can help a small number of people to trust the acquisition process and regain their confidence and direction as language learners I'll be happy.
My summary of the story: • In a farm, there were some chicken and an evil cat that wanted to murder them all. • The cat knew that what it wanted to do was not right, but still wanted to murder the chicken. • The cat said to a rooster "You are evil and you want to die, because you always wake up the farmer" • The rooster replied "That's not true. I sing in the morning so the farmer knows it's time to wake up and work. I'm not evil. I'm useful" • The cat felt defeated by that response, but still wanted to murder. So it started thinking about a new way to justify murdering the rooster. • The cat said "You are evil because you impregnate all hens in the farm" • The rooster argued that this was not bad, this was the way by which new chicken were born • The cat got even angrier and not knowing how to respond decided to just kill the rooster anyway. • The moral of the story is that if someone says bad things about you, it's not necessary that what they say is true, it could be that they are the evil one.
tenpo kama la, mi pini e sitelen musi ale. mi ken toki lili taso, me wile e sona mute pi toki pona. sitelen musi pi sina li pana sona tawa mi! mi pilin pona tan ni!
mi pali e nasin sin tawa kulupu nimi ni: pilin mi la, "nasin pi pana sama" li kulupu nimi pona tawa ijo ni. ken la, kulupu nimi ni li pona sewi ala. taso, kon ona li poka mute tawa ijo ni. (lon pilin mi) mi la, pali sin mi li pona. "nasin pi pana sama." ken la, sina jo ala e tenpo mute la, sina ken toki e nimi "pasama." (pana + sama.) nimi sin! pali pi nimi sin li pona tawa mi.
1:14 toki ni la waso li pana e moku sama (ni :) sike moku (li pana e moku) · nimi ‹moku sama sike moku› li kulupu wan ala li nasin pi pu ala · sama la tenpo 6:58 la soweli li moku e ‹moku tan jan› ala · taso sina toki e ni : ‹tan jan la soweli li moku e moku› · tenpo 23:43 la ‹sona tan toki musi ni› kin li kulupu wan ala · 3:06 ‹waso moku li ken ni› 3:09 ‹waso moku pi mute lili› 5:17 ‹ni li lili› · o toki e ni · mi sona e ni : jan mute pi ma pona li toki e ‹ni li suli ala› li toki e ‹ni li lili› lon tenpo ala · taso o toki e ‹lili› · ni li nasin pona · 9:22 ni la nimi ‹wile› li pona · soweli li ken moli e waso · taso ona li wile ala e ni · toki ante la jan li kepeken nimi ‹ken› · taso toki pona la nasin li ante · 12:37 wile li kama tan insa · ijo ala li wile moli · ni la nimi ‹wile› o ante lon toki ni · toki ike la nimi ‹wile› mute li lon · taso mute la wile lon li tan jan ante · lon toki sina la soweli a li wile e ni : waso li moli · taso waso li wile ala moli · sama la tenpo 21:18 la nimi ‹wile› li ante e kon toki · jan a li wile e ni : waso li unpa mute · waso li n ken wile e ni a a · 13:12 mi toki e ‹mi seme› lon ni · 15:20 ‹kalama› o ‹mu› · ni li suli · nimi ni li pona · taso lon toki musi ali sina la sina kepeken ala ona · (a tan open tawa toki ni la sina ni ala) · 21:23 ‹pilin pi ike suli› anu ‹ike suli pilin› · ni pini li nasin mi · 21:53 ‹sina ike anu pona la mi moli e sina› · o toki e ni · lon toki sina la sina toki e ni : ‹sina wan li ike li pona la mi moli e sina› · taso ni la waso o ike o pona lon tenpo sama · ni li ken ala lon ni · 23:32 nasin li nasa lon ni · ‹«sina ike» · jan li toki e ni tawa sina la ken la ona li jan ike› · mi la ni li nasin pona · taso toki ‹sina ike› li ken lon pini · ni la kulupu ante o pini kepeken sike tu · 8:19 a a · ni li musi · 8:51 ni a li nasin pona pi nimi ‹jo› · pona o lon sina · 14:15 sina pona · nimi ‹tenpo pini› li kama kiwen lon ma pona · ona li ken toki e kon wan taso · taso sina kepeken ona lon nasin ante · ni li pona · sina ko e nimi · o awen ni · 19:03 a a a · ni li musi sewi ·
nn mi wile pali e nimi sin tawa "nasin pi pana pona" mi pilin e ni: "nasin pi pana pona" li kulupu nimi pi suli ike. mi toki e "nasin pi pana pona" la, ken la, jan ante li sona ala e kon nimi mi. taso, mi sona ala e kulupu nimi ante tawa ijo ni... tan ni, mi pilin e ni: mi wile pali e nimi sin.
mi toki e ni: nasin. mi en jan li toki e ijo la, jan li sona e toki mi. jan li sona ala e toki mi la, nimi "nasin pi pana pona" ken pona e jan. tenpo kama la, mi toki e "nasin." jan li pilin ike tan ni, mi toki e "nasin pi pana pona." pona a!
pona tawa sina, jan Telakoman. toki musi sina li sama toki lili pi ma Kanse : Le loup et l'agneau de La Fontaine. sina kepeken ala kepeken e toki lili ni ? 🐺=🐱 en 🐑=🐔 ?
mi lukin e lipu toki pi jan Samuel Croxall taso mi lukin e lipu toki mute pi toki musi sama. tenpo mute la mi lukin e lipu pi jan La Fontain, ona li pona tawa mi
mi sona a ! jan Samuel Croxall li sama jan La Fontaine tan ni : toki lili pi jan Aesop. sina pona e sona mi, e sona pi toki pona. sona mi li kama pona lili tan sitelen tawa sina. ni la, pona tawa sina.
If you're at zero in Toki Pona and you're using these videos to learn, please consider joining the 30-Day Comprehensible Input Challenge 30dcic.my.canva.site
Ask whatever you want in the comments about the story or this method, but please don't talk about specific words or grammar rules. This is a subconscious acquisition experiment, so those would be "spoilers." For that kind of thing, please come to the watch party in Discord discord.com/channels/301377942062366741/1063173775601975378
For more information about this course, check out my Reddit post: bit.ly/opetp-reddit
This is probably my favorite story so far... the cat has a crisis of conscience but finds it too uncomfortable to address its own desire, and rather than coming to understand its own desire and the contradictions within itself, seeks a simple justification for its desire in imagining the rooster to be evil. If only the rooster had gone beyond defending itself, but also let the cat know that the cat too is good and has a useful role on the farm: perhaps the cat's crisis would have moved towards resolution.
How to explain protection in allegory in Toki Pona. Way to go!
Sina pane e sona pona mute. O wile awen!
Your work on all this is staggering. Thank you. Looks like I’m the only one in on a Saturday night to consume it while it’s hot. :)
Lol in years to come you can say you watched them before they were cool haha.
It's probably the biggest single hobby project I've ever done, honestly after the pandemic I don't think I could do it again.
If I can help a small number of people to trust the acquisition process and regain their confidence and direction as language learners I'll be happy.
@@jantelakoman you are so amazing, I like videos more and more every day!
these are really cool because i kind of know what some of the words mean from just the pictures, i've never looked up any word definitions
That's the idea! If you can, wait until the end before you look anything up, see what happens
My summary of the story:
• In a farm, there were some chicken and an evil cat that wanted to murder them all.
• The cat knew that what it wanted to do was not right, but still wanted to murder the chicken.
• The cat said to a rooster "You are evil and you want to die, because you always wake up the farmer"
• The rooster replied "That's not true. I sing in the morning so the farmer knows it's time to wake up and work. I'm not evil. I'm useful"
• The cat felt defeated by that response, but still wanted to murder. So it started thinking about a new way to justify murdering the rooster.
• The cat said "You are evil because you impregnate all hens in the farm"
• The rooster argued that this was not bad, this was the way by which new chicken were born
• The cat got even angrier and not knowing how to respond decided to just kill the rooster anyway.
• The moral of the story is that if someone says bad things about you, it's not necessary that what they say is true, it could be that they are the evil one.
Understood about 95%
I understood most of the story except for the scales (of justice?). The repetition of words is very helpful.
8:15 POV: what quiet kid thinks while daydreaming at school.
🤣
I was a confused what was going on around 10:10, but still think I'm slowly picking up new things every day
I'm explaining the concept of justice
you are doing a great job, love the effort unfortunately i already knew quite a bit of toki pona before i stumbled across this but ill stick around
Hey no worries, I'm happy if it's useful
Toki pona!🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️
tenpo kama la, mi pini e sitelen musi ale. mi ken toki lili taso, me wile e sona mute pi toki pona. sitelen musi pi sina li pana sona tawa mi! mi pilin pona tan ni!
mi pali e nasin sin tawa kulupu nimi ni:
pilin mi la, "nasin pi pana sama" li kulupu nimi pona tawa ijo ni.
ken la, kulupu nimi ni li pona sewi ala. taso, kon ona li poka mute tawa ijo ni. (lon pilin mi)
mi la, pali sin mi li pona. "nasin pi pana sama."
ken la, sina jo ala e tenpo mute la, sina ken toki e nimi "pasama." (pana + sama.) nimi sin!
pali pi nimi sin li pona tawa mi.
1:14 toki ni la waso li pana e moku sama (ni :) sike moku (li pana e moku) · nimi ‹moku sama sike moku› li kulupu wan ala li nasin pi pu ala · sama la tenpo 6:58 la soweli li moku e ‹moku tan jan› ala · taso sina toki e ni : ‹tan jan la soweli li moku e moku› · tenpo 23:43 la ‹sona tan toki musi ni› kin li kulupu wan ala ·
3:06 ‹waso moku li ken ni›
3:09 ‹waso moku pi mute lili›
5:17 ‹ni li lili› · o toki e ni · mi sona e ni : jan mute pi ma pona li toki e ‹ni li suli ala› li toki e ‹ni li lili› lon tenpo ala · taso o toki e ‹lili› · ni li nasin pona ·
9:22 ni la nimi ‹wile› li pona · soweli li ken moli e waso · taso ona li wile ala e ni · toki ante la jan li kepeken nimi ‹ken› · taso toki pona la nasin li ante ·
12:37 wile li kama tan insa · ijo ala li wile moli · ni la nimi ‹wile› o ante lon toki ni · toki ike la nimi ‹wile› mute li lon · taso mute la wile lon li tan jan ante · lon toki sina la soweli a li wile e ni : waso li moli · taso waso li wile ala moli · sama la tenpo 21:18 la nimi ‹wile› li ante e kon toki · jan a li wile e ni : waso li unpa mute · waso li n ken wile e ni a a ·
13:12 mi toki e ‹mi seme› lon ni ·
15:20 ‹kalama› o ‹mu› · ni li suli · nimi ni li pona · taso lon toki musi ali sina la sina kepeken ala ona · (a tan open tawa toki ni la sina ni ala) ·
21:23 ‹pilin pi ike suli› anu ‹ike suli pilin› · ni pini li nasin mi ·
21:53 ‹sina ike anu pona la mi moli e sina› · o toki e ni · lon toki sina la sina toki e ni : ‹sina wan li ike li pona la mi moli e sina› · taso ni la waso o ike o pona lon tenpo sama · ni li ken ala lon ni ·
23:32 nasin li nasa lon ni · ‹«sina ike» · jan li toki e ni tawa sina la ken la ona li jan ike› · mi la ni li nasin pona · taso toki ‹sina ike› li ken lon pini · ni la kulupu ante o pini kepeken sike tu ·
8:19 a a · ni li musi ·
8:51 ni a li nasin pona pi nimi ‹jo› · pona o lon sina ·
14:15 sina pona · nimi ‹tenpo pini› li kama kiwen lon ma pona · ona li ken toki e kon wan taso · taso sina kepeken ona lon nasin ante · ni li pona · sina ko e nimi · o awen ni ·
19:03 a a a · ni li musi sewi ·
🐔🐓🐣🐤🐥🐦🐧🕊️🦅🦆🦢waso mute
nn
mi wile pali e nimi sin tawa "nasin pi pana pona"
mi pilin e ni: "nasin pi pana pona" li kulupu nimi pi suli ike. mi toki e "nasin pi pana pona" la, ken la, jan ante li sona ala e kon nimi mi.
taso, mi sona ala e kulupu nimi ante tawa ijo ni...
tan ni, mi pilin e ni: mi wile pali e nimi sin.
mi toki e ni: nasin. mi en jan li toki e ijo la, jan li sona e toki mi.
jan li sona ala e toki mi la, nimi "nasin pi pana pona" ken pona e jan. tenpo kama la, mi toki e "nasin." jan li pilin ike tan ni, mi toki e "nasin pi pana pona." pona a!
ni li musi.
pona tawa sina, jan Telakoman. toki musi sina li sama toki lili pi ma Kanse : Le loup et l'agneau de La Fontaine. sina kepeken ala kepeken e toki lili ni ? 🐺=🐱 en 🐑=🐔 ?
mi lukin e lipu toki pi jan Samuel Croxall taso mi lukin e lipu toki mute pi toki musi sama. tenpo mute la mi lukin e lipu pi jan La Fontain, ona li pona tawa mi
mi sona a ! jan Samuel Croxall li sama jan La Fontaine tan ni : toki lili pi jan Aesop. sina pona e sona mi, e sona pi toki pona. sona mi li kama pona lili tan sitelen tawa sina. ni la, pona tawa sina.