Basic grammar of Toki Pona, a minimalistic art lang

Have you ever wanted to decompose your world vision? To use a language that requires less effort to use as well after you get the hang of it? (thats why I prefer to post in english rather than ptBR...

To paraphrase Mark Twain, "The rumours of my prolonged absence here have been exaggerated." Dearest apologies for the long, long lull away from this nest--on account of what have been four and

Vervavim, biviēntés! (Or in RFM, "I'm back, folks!") In the three months I've been away, renewed commitments towards the Adanson Jukebox have taken up so much of that time, I can't even process

Joalanovaubrat, biviēntés. (Stands for "Happy New Year, folks" in my conlang of Tovasala, né Relformaide, whose official wiki was swept away in Referata's September 2020 database crash, and whose

Saloutard, bíentés. There's a reason why I began with this carryover from the Google+ years: Because, starting yesterday morning at 10:57 EDT, I've been invested in reviving the Relformaide Dictionary

Four or so nights after dropping @partiko and replacing it with @eSteemApp (from whence future posts of mine will originate), time to get this show back on the road. (I was intending to go to press before

The desire to make your own language probably goes back to ancient times. In children a tendency to create a made-up or secret language is quite common. The first proved artificial language we know about