Dessalines @dessalines@mastodon.social

@devurandom I spose if you wanted to say

jan tawa (anu pi) pona e sijelo, that would work, but jan misikeke is much clearer.

@devurandom

Wear goggles, so that you don’t damage your eyes.

A much simpler way to say that would be:

o len e oko awen tan ni: sina wile ala pakala e oko sina.

@devurandom

sina toki kepeken toki pona ala tan seme?

The ala should probably be moved to after toki.

@devurandom

For the answers here: https://devurandom.xyz/tokipona/answers.html#p13

jan pi pona sijelo li pana e misikeke tawa mi.

Doctor should really just be jan misikeke (medicine person) , so use that instead of jan pi pona sijelo (good-bodied or fixing-bodied person?)

@devurandom can I make some toki pona suggestions for this page https://devurandom.xyz/tokipona/13.html

IE some of the nimi ku suli word answers.

@china Test

@devurandom Here it is: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/204928497

@devurandom https://rnd.neocities.org/tokipona/12.html

"mi li lon tomo ni." - first rule of toki pona ;)

@devurandom Another more minor one on https://rnd.neocities.org/tokipona/11.html , you have

"sina jo e ijo mute pi kalama musi a!" - "You have a lot of musical instruments!"

should probably be ilo mute pi kalama musi