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|tok | |tok ''li'' | ||
|(introduces a verb phrase and asserts its being done by the subject) | |(introduces a verb phrase and asserts its being done by the subject) | ||
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|"S is me (at/to O)" | |"S is me (at/to O)" | ||
|tok _mi_ | |tok _mi_ | ||
|You still have to say _li_ when you use _mi_ as the subject. e.g. _mí_ | |You still have to say _li_ when you use _mi_ as the subject. e.g. _mí_ '''''li''''' _dòk_ as rather than _mi_ _toki_ | ||
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|e | |e | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 12 November 2023
A partial wordlist. I'm still not ready to do this properly, but I'll start.
| ním | ákulkót | nát | biggest diff from tp | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| li | tok li | (introduces a verb phrase and asserts its being done by the subject) | ||
| lì | "S is done by something that also does O" | tok _li_ | it can be used as a content word this way | |
| mi | "S is me (at/to O)" | tok _mi_ | You still have to say _li_ when you use _mi_ as the subject. e.g. _mí_ li _dòk_ as rather than _mi_ _toki_ | |
| e | (introduces an object of a verb just said) | tok _e_ | _e_ is not needed if you're using an _immediate_ _object_. | |
| è | "S happens to O" | tok _e_ | it can be used as a content word | |
| dòk | "S says O" | tok _toki_ | ||
| nì | "S does this to O", "S is this to O" | tok _ni_ | ||
| bòn | "S is good to O" | tok _pona_ | th | |
| à | "S is special (about O)" | tok _a_ | a general-purpose end-of-sentence particle, that can describe content-words the way it describes sentences | |
| jàn | "S is human (to O)" | tok _jan_ | ||
| zìna | "S is you (to O)" | tok _sina_ |