diff --git a/10/index.html b/10/index.html index e4deee4..3adaac2 100644 --- a/10/index.html +++ b/10/index.html @@ -44,12 +44,11 @@
a is an emotion particle! you can put it after a word or a sentence to - intensify or emphasize what came before it + intensify or emphasize what came before it.
put on its own it means something like ah, oh!, or some - other emotion sound, and more than three a's in a row often means - laughter. + other emotion sound, and several a's in a row often means laughter.
jo is not the same as english's general to have.
i have to work
-~ mi pali
+~ mi wile pali
diff --git a/18/index.html b/18/index.html index dbd30b2..eee3559 100644 --- a/18/index.html +++ b/18/index.html @@ -43,8 +43,7 @@ meaning nothing, one, two, many, everything.
- toki pona doesn't have any more specific amounts than this, because - numbers are rarely necessary to communicate anything. + other number systems exist, but this one will usually be all you need.
often numbers instead end up obscuring what a quantity really means,
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index e9a0f5c..a5940de 100644
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@@ -125,10 +125,6 @@
kon pi nimi ni li seme
-o pana e kili pona lon ni tawa mi
-o awen · pini pi lipu sona ni li kama anu seme
diff --git a/5/index.html b/5/index.html index c3923fe..c447657 100644 --- a/5/index.html +++ b/5/index.html @@ -32,8 +32,8 @@- kama - arriving, coming, future, summoned; (pv.) to become, manage, - to, succeed in + kama - arriving, coming, future, summoned; (pv.) to become, manage to, + succeed in
wile - must, need, require, should, want, wish; (pv.) to want to, to @@ -70,6 +70,7 @@
preverbs go before the predicate and modify it.
preverbs can only be modified with the word ala, to negate it.
+preverbs can be stacked.
subject li
@@ -115,6 +116,7 @@
people come to know how to speak well people learn to speak toki ponajan li kama sona toki pona
+ i wanna learn toki pona
mi wile kama sona (e) toki pona
++ (there is a slight difference in meaning depending on whether you use + e or not!) +
+without e: "i want to come to know how to speak well"
+with e: "i want to come to know a good language"
+ijo li pali tan tan ike
+ijo li pali tan ike
+ in practice, many people do use jan for someone/anyone/everyone + etc. +
+ pake - stop, cease, halt; to block the way, to interrupt; to prevent - (pini + (pini)
apeja - guilt, shame, shun, stigma, disgrace; to accuse, to single