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Sewe, lawi
I'd probably say "siwe" from the pronunciation
or sitiwe, or tiwe...
jan Siwe, jan Lawi.
Agree, siwe is probably closer.
You speak toki pona or you looked it up?
mi sona e toki pona, taso tenpo mute la mi toki ala e ni.
i know it, but haven't spoken it for a long time.
ali li pali e sama π€£
a a a ni li pilin pona mute tawa mi
Thatβs crazy. I was thinking with such a relatively small community nobody would actually speak it, but I guess of all communities Lemmy would have somebody who does.