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lesson 9 -
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<h2 class="title box-title">vocab</h2>
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󱤱 mama - parent, ancestor; creator, originator; caretaker, sustainer
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<p>󱤰 ma - earth, land; outdoors, world; country, territory; soil</p>
<p>󱥂 nimi - name, word</p>
<p>󱤦 lete - cold, cool; uncooked, raw</p>
<p>󱥗 seli - fire; cooking element, chemical reaction, heat source</p>
<p>󱤥 len - cloth, clothing, fabric, textile; cover, layer of privacy</p>
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<h2 class="title box-title">lesson</h2>
<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ names</h3>
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in toki pona, proper names are treated as adjectives, with a capitalized
first letter. this means that you have to pick a word which describes
what the thing is, and then modify that word with the name.
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<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ tokiponization</h3>
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names in toki pona are "tokiponized," which means fitting the name into
toki pona phonotactics. the general guidelines to tokiponization are the
following:
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<li>use the local name and pronounciation</li>
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syllables consist of a consonant, then a vowel, then an optional n.
the first consonant may be omitted.
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<li>d-&gt;t, b-&gt;p, r-&gt;w/l/k</li>
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<li>tapped or trilled r becomes l</li>
<li>french/german r turns to k</li>
<li>english r turns to w</li>
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preserving syllable count is more important than preserving consonants
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<li>wu, wo, ji, and ti are illegal</li>
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<li>wu becomes u, wo becomes o, ji becomes i, and ti becomes si</li>
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if you're tokiponizing your own name - don't be scared to break a rule
or two if the resulting name makes you happier! it's your name and you
can do whatever you want with it
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<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ note aleabout inclusivity</h3>
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people use lots of different headnouns in toki pona, depending on what
word(s) they identify with more. for example, i use soweli as my
headnoun!
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keep this in mind when speaking toki pona! <br />
for example, since not everyone is a jan, it doesn't make sense to
translate "everyone" as "jan ale", instead you should translate it as
something like "ijo ale" or just "ale"
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basically - don't use jan if you're not actually sure you're referring
to a jan!
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<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ examples</h3>
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my name, tess, turns into
<span class="sentence">soweli Tesa</span>!<br />
technically, my name should be <span class="sentence">Te</span>, but the
s in my name felt important to include, so it's
<span class="sentence">Tesa</span> instead!
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my cat, tiara, is soweli Sijala!<br />
the r in her name turns into an l because i tap my r's, and the ti turns
into si.
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a person named Elizabeth could be
<span class="sentence">jan Elisape</span>
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<h2 class="title box-title">exercises</h2>
<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ repetition</h3>
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~ translate from toki pona to english
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~ translate from english to toki pona
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