Add chilled soda (3- 4 parts soda to 1 part whisky) 5. Give a single stir from bottom to top with a bar spoon. Add a twist of grapefruit or lemon citrus. Tips for enhancing your drinking pleasure. The highball is a refreshing whisky drink, and the secret is not to overstir it so it doesn't lose its fizz.
- Toki Pona (stylised toki pona, literally ' good language ', ' simple language ' or ' the language of good '; IPA: ˈtoki ˈpona ( listen); English: / ˈtoʊki ˈpoʊnə /) is a philosophical artistic constructed language (or philosophical artlang) known for its small vocabulary, simplicity and ease of acquisition. It was created by Canadian.
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Translations / ante toki | Author / jan pali |
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Deutsch / toki Tosi | Ret 'jan Ke Tami' Samys |
Polski / toki Posuka | Maksymilian Król (jan Otele) |
Русский / toki Losi | jan Lentan |
This course has been moved to a different server. The new address is https://devurandom.xyz/tokipona. The old pages will remain, but will not be updated.
This is the a series of pages comprising an attempt at an unofficial educationalcourse about toki pona, a constructed language originally designed in 2001 andthen gradually revised over the years by Sonja Lang.
The language is designed around the ideas of minimalist design and simplifyingone's thoughts by breaking down complicated ideas into their basic components.It only uses 120 'official words' (with a few additional ones beingsometimes used by the community), has an incredibly simple grammar and uses fewsounds that are hard to confuse. Navicat for postgresql 12 1 1969.
As a result, the language is considered to be incredibly easy to learn, withsome people claiming to be able to read it after only days and achieving fluencywithin a week or two.
However, with that simplicity also come limitations. Many words have multiplemeanings, and some phrases or sentences are ambiguous without context.Expressing many concepts and ideas in toki pona will require one to come up withtheir own phrases or rephrase them completely (which, as mentioned before, ispart of the language's idea).
Speaking of context, toki pona is a very context-sensitive language. Differentpeople may describe the same basic ideas or things in completely different ways.This is also part of the language's idea. Even some of the rules of the languageare also interpreted differently by different people, whether depending on whattheir native language is or their opinions on what's the best way to communicatesomething.
In addition, toki pona is also designed to be easy to use regardless of one'snative language. The sounds and syllable structure used in toki pona aredistinct from one another and common across many languages, whereas thevocabulary features words borrowed from many languages across the world.
There are several good sources for learning toki pona available already. Themost important (and best, in my opinion), is the official toki ponabook (also known as 'pu') published in 2014 by SonjaLang herself. It is not free, but it's a well-written book with lots ofadditional texts to read, and it explains the language very well.
A fun video course is jan Misali's'12 days of sona pi toki pona'series on YouTube. It covers the entire language in 12 short videos, eachfeaturing 10 words from the official dictionary (psst: the structure of my pagesis inspired by it.)
Previously, the online course 'o kama sona e toki pona!' ('learn toki pona!') byBryant Knight (aka 'jan Pije') served as another important learning resource.Before being retired by its creator, it was one of the earliest toki pona pagesavailable online. As a result, it had some differences in how it used certainwords. The earlier versions of the course have also attracted some controversyover including several rather bigoted statements and texts in their content.
My goal here is to try and present a version that tries to account for thedifferent ways people speak and write toki pona and the way it is being usednow. Some pages will include 'Dialectal differences' sections, in which thesedifferences will be covered. Some of the larger differences will be describedright away. I will provide my personal opinions on some of these differences, sowhile this course does try to be exhaustive, it is not impartial.
The page numbered zero will provide basic info on the language's spelling andpronunciation, and each page past that will introduce 10 words from thelanguage's 120 word dictionary.
Table of Contents
Course pages
Extra pages
Original content
'nasin Juni pi ilo kon', a short page about the 'Unix way'
Software
Here are links to some software that I personally found useful:
'ding' dictionary tool is asimple-looking and easy to use dictionary tool that, by default, comes bundledwith German-to-English dictionaries, but toki pona-to-English files for it arealso available on thispage.
toki pona keyboard forAndroid phones. Supports both Latin (with some sitelen pona font features) andsitelen emoji. (WIP)
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Other courses online
- Jonathan Gabel's lessons teach bothtoki pona as a language and 'sitelen sitelen', a rather ornamental-looking (ifuncommon in general usage) writing system for toki pona.
Useful resources
Apart from the above-mentioned book and courses, here are some good resourcesand links for people who want to learn or use toki pona:
tokipona.net (warning: if your 'HTTPS Everywhere' addonis set to 'Encrypt All Sites Eligible', disable it for tokipona.net, or elseit will redirect you to an unrelated website)
A toki pona dictionary with sitelen ponacharacters by 'The Other Website'
- flashcards based on thiswebsite, by u/parentis_shotgun
Other people's original works
'musi lili', a page by jan Same
lipu Wikipesija, a recent project to make a toki ponaWikipediaNEW
Discussion groups and chats
'kulupu pi toki pona' Telegram group (thisone is usually more about talking in toki pona)
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