Toki Pona (Wasona) lessons 1-10

li

separates the subject from the verb

e

marks the direct object of a verb

soweli

animal, especially land animal

waso

bird, flying creature

pipi

bug, insect

kasi

plant

moku

eat, drink, food

lukin

see, look, watch

sona

know, understand, knowledge

suli

big, important

lili

small, little

pona

good, simple, helpful

ike

bad, negative

wawa

strong, powerful, energetic

suwi

sweet, cute, pleasant

ni

this, that

mi

I, me, we

sina

you

ona

he, she, it, they

nimi

name, word

jan

person, human

sitelen

write, drawing, text, symbol

toki

speak, language, communication

ma

land, country, earth

tomo

house, building, room

weka

away, absent

pana

give, send, put

kama

come, become, arrive

awen

stay, remain, keep

tawa

go, move, to/toward

lon

be located, exist, at/in/on

tan

from, because of

utala

fight, compete

lape

sleep, rest

musi

play, fun, entertainment

nasa

strange, silly, drunk

kalama

sound, noise

wile

want, need, must

ken

can, may, possible

alasa

hunt, search, try to get