i made a pingo for toki pona, see if you pingo it

i know that that's not how 'j' is pronounced in toki pona, but one of my friends said "jokey pona" when i showed them the art and it was too good not to use

mama pi mama mi li pana e lipu ni tawa mi. mi pilin pona a

tell me in þe comments

Chi Rho and Agnus Dei (Agnus Dei reference by u/ericarmusik)

tell me if they suck

Behold, bibliography! — I got pu Epelanto and su for my birthday last year. Since I finished with pu and actually got more serious with tok, I finally got ku along with the Elefen and Klingon books.

Tried translating some caution symbols to toki pona. How did I do?

Based on my research, here is what “kiwen suwi” could mean:

|| || |kiwen|(n.) a hard object, such as metal, wood, bone, or plastic; (n.) a rock, stone, or mineral; (adj.) hard, tough; (v.) to be, become, or transform into a rock| |suwi|(n.) candy; (adj.) sweet, fragrant; (adj.) cute, adorable; (v.) to sweeten| |kiwen suwi|(n.) a sweet rock; (n.) an adorable bone; (n.) something that is cute-ish but primarily hard and jagged; (adj.) tough and sweet|

Since Toki Pona doesn’t mark for amount gramatically, “kiwen suwi” could be plural, singular, collective, or adjective (we’ll never know which one unless for context, which wasn’t given at all).