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Toki Pona and Minimal Vocabulary
DEC. 04, 2007
http://gbarto.com/multilingua/confessions/2007/12/toki-pona-and-minimal-vocabulary.html
Nasin pona li mute
graymouser | 2007
Nasin pona li mute
graymouser | 2007
**Numbers**
Well-known languages generally have a O(log n) way of expressing the natural number n. Toki Pona, on the other hand, has words only for "one" (wan), "two" (tu), "five" (luka, which also means "hand"), and "many" (mute), and these words are additive. For example, thirteen is mute or luka luka tu wan. Expressing specific numbers greater than twenty in such an O(n) system is uncommon. Below is a Scheme program that translates a number into this notation.
;;; int->tokipona
;;; Scheme code to return the name of a positive integer
;;; in the Toki Pona language.
;;; By Damian Yerrick (jan Tepo li pali e ni)
(define int->tokipona
(letrec ((iter
(lambda (n)
(cond
((>= n 5) (cons "luka " (iter (- n 5))))
((>= n 2) (cons "tu " (iter (- n 2))))
((>= n 1) '("wan "))
(else '())))))
(lambda (n)
(apply string-append (iter n)))))
This is a Befunge program that does the same thing, by Lament (jan Nikita):
&>:!#@_:4`#v_1-:#v_0"naw">:#,_@
>^#<$:-1$<@>:4+>$0" akul">:#,_v
$5-^>:#,_^#:"tu "<<(c) Lament>>
NASCE LINGUA «TOKI PONA»
dany | 26 Agosto 07
http://www.pc-facile.com/news/nasce_lingua_toki_pona/52043.htm
NASCE LINGUA «TOKI PONA»
dany | 26 Agosto 07
http://www.pc-facile.com/news/nasce_lingua_toki_pona/52043.htm
NASCE LINGUA «TOKI PONA»
dany | 26 Agosto 07
http://www.pc-facile.com/news/nasce_lingua_toki_pona/52043.htm
Le Toki Pona
xaviergym | 15 Jan 2007
https://forum.lokanova.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=17343&view=previous
In their own words -- literally
Sonja Elen Kisa of Toronto created the simple language Toki Pona, consisting of only 120 words, to help clarify her thinking during a period of depression. She has received e-mails from people learning it all over the world.
Step aside, Tolkien fans and grunting Klingonists: Newly invented tongues are creeping into the public domain, thanks to the Web.
By Amber Dance, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
August 24, 2007