it works!!! I can now use toki pona to write in nodecore :D
how would you write "nodecore" in toki pona? here I've written "musi pi leko insa" which is literally "inside-blocks game" I think?
https://codeberg.org/nupanick/ncp_tokipona
#modding #luanti #nodecore #tokipona #sitelen_leko #videogames #programming
@RedtailWorks there's a really good lesson plan here: https://mun.la/sona/
but to be honest, most of what I know comes from reading jan Misali's translation notes on videos like this: https://youtu.be/fWHZz7ZCXqw
@RedtailWorks the best part about toki pona is that its so small! there's about 100,000 words in english and only about 100 words in toki pona.
this does have a lot of limitations, making it less practical, but at the same time more fun. it's very similar to the simple english challenge posed by xkcd, "using only the ten hundred words people use the most often", and running into situations where you can't say "cabin" so you substitute a phrase like "people box".
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If you're interested in practising your skills as you learn, welcome to https://matrix.to/#/#conlang-space:pikaviestin.fi. 😉
There are two rooms there for toki pona.
- "tokipona" for written discussions
- "tomo pi toki uta pi toki pona" for oral discussions (voice calls are enabled)
@gilesgoat that's "sitelen sitelen" most likely, the "picture shapes" writing system. I'm using "sitelen pona", the "easy shapes" writing system. it's easier to learn, in my opinion :3
regardless, when people say toki pona is "simple" they typically mean learning the *dictionary* is simple. the reason each word can get away with having its own symbol is because there are *less than 200 words, total.* For comparison, english has about 100,000 words.
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