Double Post

[chridd]

mu

[chridd]

tenpo pini la, sina waso laso

[ratammer]

lon, tenpo ni li pini.

[chridd]

mi soweli loje laso.

[chridd]

tenpo pimeja pona!

[chridd]

tenpo suno pona!

[ratammer]

mi soweli loje laso.

I think you want to add a "pi" to that, unless you're different colours in different places. (Colours were a specific example I saw about the difference.)

[chridd]

*curious to learn more about this*

[ratammer]

In your sentence, "loje" and "laso" are both modifying "soweli", so you have an animal that is both red and blue, e.g. because it's stripey. You want "laso" to modify "loje" to make a "blue-ish red" (i.e. purple), so you need to group them together with "pi". "soweli pi loje laso" is a purple animal.

[chridd]

But I'm also an animal that is both red(-ish) (because purple is a red-ish color) and blue(-ish) (because purple is a blue-ish color).

[ratammer]

That is true, but like I said, the colour thing was specifically shown as an illustration of when to use or not use "pi". I feel like you would be misunderstood if you tried it your way amongst toki pona speakers.

[chridd]

mi pipi. mi jo luka waso loje laso.

[chridd]

tenpo pimeja pona!

[ratammer]

mi pipi. mi jo luka waso loje laso.

You need an "e" before your object.

[ratammer]

*plop*

[chridd]

mi pipi. mi jo luka waso loje laso.

You need an "e" before your object.

I remembered that at some point after posting.

[ratammer]

pona.

[chridd]

tenpo suno pona!

[ratammer]

tenpo kama la, mi lape.

[chridd]

mu

[ratammer]

pini.

[chridd]

mu

[chridd]

mi kama tawa supa lape sina. mi toki e "mu! mu! mu! mu!". mi wile e moku.

[heuristically_alone]

Si si

[ratammer]

mi kama tawa supa lape sina. mi toki e "mu! mu! mu! mu!". mi wile e moku.

Very cat behaviour.