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Great idea, now we just have to wait for the world to adopt Toki pona and we will be communicating at lightning speed
ilo sitelen pi toki pona li lon. sina ken sitelen e sitelen pona kepeken ilo ni. nimi ona li ilo Wakalito. nasin ona li ni: nena LLLTW li lon ilo. kipisi pi sitelen pona li lon nena. kipisi ni li kama wan la nimi pi sitelen pona li lon.
Nice, that looks interesting! What's LLLTW, is it that alphabet?
Also, fascinating, I had only read about toki pona before, your message took me like 20 minutes to translate with https://nimi.li/
luka luka luka tu wan, it means the number 17
Thank you for the link to Toki pona, it looks beautiful. For a short second I thought you were talking about Ithkuil the only language I know attempting brevity.