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Assistant: Caption: so about five or six days ago I made a video in which I spoke about both Esperanto and tokipona and in that video I stated that I now had an interest in learning toip pona specifically because I found some really cool stuff that was made for tokipona and that made me explore the community a little bit more which in turn made me realize that the community was quite sizable now and therefore I had more of an interest in it because I need to give you guys a little bit of context about my brain and how it oper Ates so I love really random communities like small communities or random communities but I don&#39;t like them being too small see that was a problem when I first discovered toip pona many many years ago so I think like six plus years ago when I first discovered it I learned a tiny bit but the community quite then well the community at that time was quite small and it was a bit too small for my liking so I didn&#39;t really stick around to see like what it would grow into or if it even continued to grow or whatnot because I&#39;m the type of person who likes to engage in a community and also partake in a culture now I like to get into things when they&#39;re early and Innovative but not too early I don&#39;t know if that&#39;s a good way of explaining it but anyway recently when I took a look at tokipona it&#39;s now got lots of videos there&#39;s music there&#39;s lots of texts there&#39;s published books there&#39;s a lot more stuff for me to actually engage in and to put my claws into and kind of like nibble away at and I don&#39;t know why making Velociraptor hands right now but that&#39;s basically how my brain operates anyway I made that video and unbeknown to me at the time lots of tupon speakers started leaving comments on it I don&#39;t know if that&#39;s because secretly hiding in my comment section is just a bunch of toip pona speakers just waiting for their moment to pounce or if someone just shared it with the toip pona community at large and then that brought some more interest over to my channel anyway I do want to say that that was very good that you guys all did that because that drove my interest in turn in fact if you have a look at the the video you can see there is a ton of comments either in toip pona or in English or even in Esperanto about tokipona and basically saying you know they&#39;re really happy and excited to see that I&#39;ve come to uh come learn this language and at the time for me tokip was one of my many languages that I was learning or planning to learn and it didn&#39;t take up too much my brain space but seeing all these like awesome comments specifically from like people&#39;s videos like this guy right here Yan telom who videos I was starting to watch made me like way more engaged in like this whole idea of learning this language so you guys are very smart about that if anyone shows any interest just like I don&#39;t know like huddle on top of them and then they will be like I am converted it&#39;s like a zombie like thing where you all run on top of them next thing you know there&#39;s a new to Pon a zombie he&#39;s like ah coming out I don&#39;t know where that&#39;s leading I&#39;m sorry guys but anyway it&#39;s been like six or so days since I declared my intention to learn this language and at the time I had a very very very small understanding of some tupon primarily via my ability to speak asano because asano has had an influence on tokki pona but you&#39;re probably more curious to know where I&#39;m at actually tokki pona wise so I figured in this video I would speak a little bit of tokipona uh about my my history with the language now I do want to forewarn you I am not fluent I&#39;ve probably done a cumulative 4 hours of study of tupon in the last 6 days or so which doesn&#39;t sound like much but it&#39;s actually quite a bit when you&#39;re working full-time studying multiple languages and you have a part-time job so I have dedicated some of my brain time to learning this language and I&#39;m now going to attempt to go into the recesses of my brain and pull out the necessary words to tell you uh uh a really cut down summary of what I literally just said in English so before we get started I probably need a drink okay let&#39;s do this Richard evil 10 y evil pami to Yan Yan [Music] an tasa P will look look look P look huh me talk in alasa toip y okay guys I hope that wasn&#39;t too difficult for you to understand and I hope that I didn&#39;t utterly destroy the language but that was my first attempt at speaking tokipona Beyond just like some basic phrases to myself like I&#39;ve basically been practicing a little bit by just like yelling at my cat my cat I feel sorry for my cats because they they hear me yelling at them in English espir Chinese German now toy they must be the most confused animals in the world but anyway that&#39;s where I&#39;m at I wanted to show you also a little bit what I&#39;ve done with my anky decks so if you take a look at my screen right here I&#39;ve got two little anky decks I&#39;ve got here so I&#39;ve got this first one where I basically got is that the right deck let me check yeah so this one is just like a a whole heap of close cards where I just do the fill in and if you have a look at what I&#39;ve actually sentence mind here I have sentence mind the B Jesus out of um oh God oh God I forgot his name what&#39;s his name Yan telom I&#39;ve been watching this guy&#39;s video this is literally how I&#39;ve only been learning toip Pon I&#39;ve just been watching watching his videos and reading your comments so I&#39;ve been sentence mining him so I&#39;m probably going to sound very like him when I get to like a reasonable level anyway and then I&#39;ve also got over here this other deck which is basically just um random words in oh there you go I even put his name into the deck and I totally forgot his name I&#39;m so sorry um but this is where I&#39;ve got like small little phrases that are audio just so I can listen to over and over again because specifically with this word La I don&#39;t know why but my brain doesn&#39;t wrap its head around easily around it but when I stack it together with like all these time ones I see what it does here like I know in sentences it means if blah blah blah when blah blah blah but it can also mean you know at this time or at this place then blah blah blah and I I seen the dictionary reference for it so if you look at like LA on here where is is it uh right here they&#39;re like a particle between context phrase and Main sentence see to give you guys a little bit of information about myself I don&#39;t really know much about grammar like I literally learned everything I know about grammar by learning Esperanto and everything else I&#39;ve learned about languages I kind of just learned in context so when I see something like this context phrase and Main sentence I got a basic idea but it doesn&#39;t mean anything to me until I start seeing like a whole heap of examples and then I&#39;m like oh now I get it but that is where I am at Toyon wise now to let you guys know what the plan is longterm so I make an es brano video every Sunday and I&#39;m thinking every Thursday I&#39;m going to make a video either in English about tokipona or in tokipona about something now the goal is that eventually I will get to vlogging like I do an espano and telling funny stories in espano in Toyon but obviously that&#39;s going to take a while because my toy ponor at this stage is shocking um that in fact is my goal with many of my languages my goal is to eventually also get to that stage with Chinese uh so yeah that&#39;s pretty much the plan if you guys have liked this video I hope you&#39;ve liked it that was like the worst way to stop a video whatever bye
Title: Toki Pona Challenge: Week 1 Update
Language: en
Description: In this video, I take you on a journey through my first week of learning Toki Pona, a neat little constructed language. I share my experiences, hurdles, and even attempt to monologue in Toki Pona for the very first time! 
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