u/Ok-Preference7616

Hello, I came from Youtube, that Klingon is frequently used as a special audio track, some instances include notices, mute, and more.

hey, so they have uploaded the pdf to Internet Archives, however it's broken, so there should be a non-broken pdf with 134 pages as said in ma pona pi toki pona.

So I came here when I saw the music from the numberslop videos that had the earrape music, it is the overused track in all of the numberslop mods, but where did it came from in it's original form? However, I searched numberslop in Scratch and it's just an unrelated project, so I clicked the studios page and there's one?, I clicked the studio and there's 2, I clicked the 7 one and clicked the 5 one and it has the music below, but there isn't a non-earrape version I can find!, so go to the link https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1254895253/editor/ go to the "The 5 chase music sprite" and click sounds, you will see the music here, hear it, and find it!

Notice: I will use it for my speech only, as when I was helping on translations and stuff in Toki Pona I will use the normal method. (because I contribute to Tuki Tiki so much that I have to borrow some grammar elements over it.)

the words mi and sina can make predicates by repeating themselves even without separating them. - mi pona mi ike ala. = mi pona. mi ike ala. = mi pona li ike ala.

if mi and sina appears at before lo, they repeat themselves instead. sina lo en mi sina toki.

the preverbs wile, ken and kama/open (equivalent of Tuki Tiki's uli, ki and upi) are remaining preverbs.

lo is a toki pona word marking a preposition, its semantic space is now the same as Tuki Tiki lu's semantic space in this system

mi lo en sina mi pali./mi en lo sina mi pali./mi lo sina mi pali.

ka and kate are words derived from Tuki Tiki ka and kati. they have the exact same semantic space as Tuki Tiki's.

mi ka e kate.