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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
Toki Pona is fun. A language with only 137 words, learnable from scratch within weeks. Though it's interesting to see just how ambiguous everything becomes with this ultra-small vocabulary.
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j3
@j3
A society with this language would probably intellectually, or at least conceptually limited, without loan words...
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arlig
@arlig.eth
Any recommendations for a good place to learn it?
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horsefacts
@horsefacts.eth
tenpo seme la kulupu toki pona li kama lon ni?
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ngophuong.eth
@ngophuong.eth
I'm very happy to be able to meet you here and be able to interact even though we are very far apart geographically
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@b0gie.eth
remember esperanto, this post reminds me about that
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
It sure beats Ithkuil! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithkuil On a related note, I’ve just started learning Indonesian, and it’s refreshingly simple (at first) after trying Mandarin. No gendered nouns, no plural form, no verb tense or conjugation, phonetic pronunciation, Latin alphabet, consistent spelling, etc.
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@degencast.eth
is this like brainfuck for human brain?
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Matthew
@mpryor.eth
you give the best random facts lmao
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
Squanchy culture is more contextual than literal, you just say what’s in your squanch and people understand I really squanch you guys and this thread
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JAKE
@jake
What motivates you to learn new languages? Could instant translation tech make knowing multiple languages less useful in the near future? Is it more just for fun or as a means to understanding other cultures than as an end in and of itself / something with expected long-term utility?
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Branksy Pop
@branksypop
musi li musi
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vaughn tan
@vt
multiple interpretations are possible without sheer misreading ❤️
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endeavour.base.eth
@endeavour
What's in your opinion the richest language you know?
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VVN✌️
@vvv1324
quite fascinating how the removal of "li" and "e" transforms the sentence and its meaning
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Alberto
@albestn1
WOW I should repost to Italian politics!
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Igor Smailov
@audio
toki li pona mute a! toki li pona mute li pona lili. toki li pona mute li pona mute.
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vo thanh long
@bacthaydapda
good eth
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vo thanh long
@bacthaydapda
good
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metachay
@metachay
very intersting
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