Multiple languages
4: a (A!, ah!, etc. in all the above), o (English O!, Esperanto ho!, French ô!, etc.; also the Georgian vocative case suffix -ო -o), mi (English me, Tok Pisin mi, Esperanto mi, Dutch mij, Croatian me ~ mi), mama (Georgian მამა mama 'father'; most of the other languages above mama, maman, etc. 'mother')
Toki Pona Pronunciation [toki pona] Created by Sonja Elen Kisa Date 2001 Setting and usage testing principles of minimalism, the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis and pidgins Users three said to be fluent; several dozen with internet chat ability (date missing) Purpose constructed language, combining elements of the subgenres personal language, international auxiliary language and philosophical language Sources a posteriori language, with elements of English, Tok Pisin, Finnish, Georgian, Dutch...
Goeiedag, Morisaki. Ik heet Pieter Jansegers en ik spreek Nederlands. [nl]
Bonjour, Morisaki. Je m'appelle Pieter Jansegers et je parle français. [fr]
toki, jan Morisaki. nimi mi li jan Pieter Jansegers. mi toki e toki pona. [tp]
Hello, Morisaki. My name is Pieter Jansegers and I speak English.
[en]
nl = Dutch fr=French tp=Toki Pona en= English
toot ! 🐘
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