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pilin uta li sama kili jelo.

Does the "e mi" apply to the "moli" as well as the "poka"? (I meant it to do that... but maybe I need to repeat "e mi" twice?)

tenpo ni la mi pana ala e ni tawa linluwi. mi wile pona e pali mi. pali li kama pona la mi pana e ni tawa jan ale!

mi sona e ni! suno pi toki pona la mi kute e toki sina. toki mi la mi pana sona e kulupu nimi ante. ni li pali sina!

I'd say it's very close, but only in one usage of は (not in all cases) For example watashi-wa onaka-ga suita (I am hungry, or my belly is empty). The main sentence there is "the belly is empty" with ga indicating the subject. The wa is like TP's la, making "myself" the context.

LCC11 [3] will have over 26 hours of content (over twice as much as our last in-person conference); two invited speakers (Deaf linguist Dr. Erin Morarty Harrelson and blind linguist Dr. Sheri Wells-Jensen); ASL and BSL interpretation; two tracks; …

[3] conlang.org/lcc11 (2/x)

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