I would think about the chin.
For neck, also “palisa lawa” and “anpa lawa” are used.

ni li lon ala lon?

😅
Or maybe they check their account once in a month.

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tenpo ale la toki musi ni li pona mute tawa mi. mi pilin pona tan ni a: tenpo ni la ona li lon toki pona. pona tawa sina.

This is the genius of ‘nansin nanpa pona’.
sona.pona.la/wiki/nasin_n...

Answer: MMMMLLLTTW = 100 (ale)

So, what will be the next number if you wanna make a new word?
AAAAAMMMMLLLTTW = 600

Does it help? Actually, no.
Should you stop? Heck, yeah.
What if you don’t? What’d be the next numbers?

7 × 600 = 4200
8 × 4200 = 33,600
9 × 33600 = 302,400
…

The last is the most mysterious to me: how our minds work to seize the meaning out of different combinations of words.
I'm wondering if AI is able to do the same (having machine translation for Toki Pona for example).

minimal phonology, minimal syllables, consistent word stress, consistent orthography, almost no parts of speech, no affixes, no conjugations, no even plural hassle. Only words! And only 120-140 words. It's genius!
It has a logographic writing system, too.
#tokipona

- kipisi lili pi jo kon ala li lon ala. kulupu nimi la nimi tu anu nimi mute li kama poka.
- kulupu nimi la nimi lawa li nimi nanpa wan lon tenpo ale.
- sitelen pona li lon.

mi sama. taso ilo tenpo la palisa lili li lon luka wan. suno li lon ala. mi kin li lape.

I like it, because I think oko to lukin is like luka to pana, noka to tawa.