TH-cam recommended me this video. I like toki pona, I rarely watch stuff about VR chat. Learning toki pona with people in VR sounds so interesting and fun! I gotta say, the variety of the avatars is staggering. The blue harpy-looking one and the black and white lizard are some highlights in my mind.
hey! 9 months later! now i attend about half the weekly meetups and am pretty active on the discord. i love ma toki pona vr and its a wonderful community and i love all the people both in this video and in the group in general. if youre into vrchat and toki pona, o kama!
this little community is by far my favorite group on the internet. as waso Keli said, everybody here is a little weird and everybody is super kind and welcoming.
5 years ago now I learned my first language in VR chat and oddly enough there wasn't a community around like this for toki pona at the time. I had at the time been using Memrise to learn all the words in Toki Pona but I've gotten a bit rusty over time I will admit. In the other language I learned (which was British Sign Language) I got to the point I was conversational in it - which is far further than any other language I've ever tried to learn. I will have to have a look at this community because, if my crippling anxiety lets me, it may be able to give me that jump towards conversationalsim that I was unable to achieve through self study
A neat video and I can tell there's plenty of passion, but I had definitely hoped to hear more actual dialogue/examples of a conversation with it as someone completely out of the loop
SUWI WAWA AAAAAAAAAA mun en jan Jami li alasa kama e mi lon tenpo mute la wile kama mi li lon tenpo suli. taso, mi kute e toki ni la ni li wawa AAA e wile mi ni! pilin pi sina ale li sona li wawa a!! pona suli a o tawa sina ale
o alasa nasin tan lipu ProtonDB. mi kepeken ilo Proton Experimental kepeken nasin tan lipu ProtonDB. ni la mi ken open e musi ni. taso mi sona ala e ijo mute pi musi ni. ijo mute li pakala ala pakala la mi sona ala. musi ni li sin tawa mi.
mi sona e nasin ni. tenpo pini la mi kepeken ona lon tenpo sike tu. ni la mi lon kulupu pona ni. mi weka lon tenpo sike wan. tenpo ni la mi lon ma Silowija (ChilloutVR). taso sona mi la jan mute pi toki pona li lon ma ni ala
toki pona isn't well suited for machine translation, due to its heavy reliance on context and its built-in ambiguity! on the one hand, it gives it a very human edge to it; on the other hand, it's not particularly convenient :(
Haven't any of you read George Orwell? In the book 1984, George Orwell shows us a world where language is being intentionally simplified and minimalized as a tool to stunt and debilitate human potential. And here you all are, clamoring for it? Really. Kinetic
Again that's newspeak that's not what toki pona is However, Toki Pona comes from a completely different starting point and the resemblance to Newspeak is only superficial The purpose of Toki Pona Toki pona, unlike Newspeak, does not try to displace any language Toki pona, unlike Newspeak, does not try to displace any language, but only adds new possibilities of expression. Learning and speaking Toki Pona is voluntary, not forced this Isn't what toki pona does and btw The purpose of Toki Pona is not to prevent free-thinking or a tool to deliberate or human potential it's a Constructed language combining elements of the subgenres personal language and philosophical language what you said isn't the purpose of Toki Pona you got it all wrong.
Toki Pona allows people to express words however they want unlike Newspeak, for example Newspeak would make you say “joycamp” instead of labor camp while Toki Pona would let you use different connotations like “must-work-land” or “must-dig-hole-land” or any other combination you feel like.
@@GopherpilledTunneler The purpose of Toki Pona is not Newspeak or the to displace any language or prevent free-thinking or a tool to deliberate or human potential.
![creating the perfect tokirap [epiku]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mmM6pR3MxNQ/mqdefault.jpg)
TH-cam recommended me this video. I like toki pona, I rarely watch stuff about VR chat. Learning toki pona with people in VR sounds so interesting and fun! I gotta say, the variety of the avatars is staggering. The blue harpy-looking one and the black and white lizard are some highlights in my mind.
i didnt know about the vrchat toki pona community, but i think ive found a new group to learn with!
hey! 9 months later! now i attend about half the weekly meetups and am pretty active on the discord. i love ma toki pona vr and its a wonderful community and i love all the people both in this video and in the group in general. if youre into vrchat and toki pona, o kama!
this little community is by far my favorite group on the internet. as waso Keli said, everybody here is a little weird and everybody is super kind and welcoming.
@@8-bitgiraffe917 Yes, it is the first place on the internet where i feel like i belong there
Jan Katan saying this made them become more open as a ball of anxiety makes me wanna try this.
♥
sina pona *wawa* tan pali ni.
Makes me want to join the community and get a vr set
i love vrchat and i love learning toki pona, the algorithm has done good.
So many friends in this video ❤
5 years ago now I learned my first language in VR chat and oddly enough there wasn't a community around like this for toki pona at the time. I had at the time been using Memrise to learn all the words in Toki Pona but I've gotten a bit rusty over time I will admit. In the other language I learned (which was British Sign Language) I got to the point I was conversational in it - which is far further than any other language I've ever tried to learn. I will have to have a look at this community because, if my crippling anxiety lets me, it may be able to give me that jump towards conversationalsim that I was unable to achieve through self study
I visited that world a few years ago and learned a few words just being there.
sitelen tawa pona a! kulupu ni li musi li wawa. tenpo kama la mi wile lon ni
Are events open to very new learners?
A neat video and I can tell there's plenty of passion, but I had definitely hoped to hear more actual dialogue/examples of a conversation with it as someone completely out of the loop
i need to join these meetups!!!
toki li pona.
SUWI WAWA AAAAAAAAAA
mun en jan Jami li alasa kama e mi lon tenpo mute la wile kama mi li lon tenpo suli. taso, mi kute e toki ni la ni li wawa AAA e wile mi ni! pilin pi sina ale li sona li wawa a!! pona suli a o tawa sina ale
kulupu ni li pona mute. mi weka tan kulupu tan ni: ilo Wijasa li kama ike li jo e ilo EAC li pakala lon ilo Linu.
kulupu o awen pona o musi pona!
o alasa nasin tan lipu ProtonDB.
mi kepeken ilo Proton Experimental kepeken nasin tan lipu ProtonDB.
ni la mi ken open e musi ni. taso mi sona ala e ijo mute pi musi ni.
ijo mute li pakala ala pakala la mi sona ala. musi ni li sin tawa mi.
mi sona e nasin ni.
tenpo pini la mi kepeken ona lon tenpo sike tu.
ni la mi lon kulupu pona ni.
mi weka lon tenpo sike wan.
tenpo ni la mi lon ma Silowija (ChilloutVR). taso sona mi la jan mute pi toki pona li lon ma ni ala
Me: 😳
Why doesn't YT offer to translate comments written in toki pona into my language? Maybe someday?
toki pona isn't well suited for machine translation, due to its heavy reliance on context and its built-in ambiguity! on the one hand, it gives it a very human edge to it; on the other hand, it's not particularly convenient :(
because robots cant toki pona
mu kulupu li kama e telo lon oko mi aaaa
this shit is so esoteric
Yet it's easier than English
How do I get involved in the TP VRChat community? Would love a place to speak.
There's a link in the description for the vrchat group. We meet most Saturdays. The time varies, however.
kiwen mi: 🪨
kijetesantakalu moment
Kijetesantakalu forever
I want a programmng language based on Toki Pona . Nasin seme o toki e monsi ni ?
mi olin a e kulupu ni
kulijo mute
Haven't any of you read George Orwell? In the book 1984, George Orwell shows us a world where language is being intentionally simplified and minimalized as a tool to stunt and debilitate human potential. And here you all are, clamoring for it? Really.
Kinetic
Again that's newspeak that's not what toki pona is However, Toki Pona comes from a completely different starting point and the resemblance to Newspeak is only superficial The purpose of Toki Pona Toki pona, unlike Newspeak, does not try to displace any language Toki pona, unlike Newspeak, does not try to displace any language, but only adds new possibilities of expression. Learning and speaking Toki Pona is voluntary, not forced this Isn't what toki pona does and btw The purpose of Toki Pona is not to prevent free-thinking or a tool to deliberate or human potential it's a Constructed language combining elements of the subgenres personal language and philosophical language what you said isn't the purpose of Toki Pona you got it all wrong.
Toki Pona allows people to express words however they want unlike Newspeak, for example Newspeak would make you say “joycamp” instead of labor camp while Toki Pona would let you use different connotations like “must-work-land” or “must-dig-hole-land” or any other combination you feel like.
😂😂😂
@@GopherpilledTunneler I like "must-dig-hole-land"
@@GopherpilledTunneler The purpose of Toki Pona is not Newspeak or the to displace any language or prevent free-thinking or a tool to deliberate or human potential.