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== '''Press, Academia''' ==
== '''Media, Academia''' ==


=== '''News coverage '''of Toki Pona as a living and growing language ===
=== '''News coverage '''of Toki Pona as a living and growing language ===
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=== '''Google Books''' ===
=== '''Google Books''' ===
* Mentions in books on [https://www.google.cz/search?hl=en&biw=1366&bih=626&tbm=bks&ei=m7cgXJzWMfGxrgTayo6AAg&q=toki+pona&oq=toki+pona&gs_l=psy-ab.3...0.0.0.1353.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c..64.psy-ab..0.0.0....0.GeyIlagA-0I Google Books] (1,020 results)
* Mentions in books on [https://www.google.cz/search?hl=en&biw=1366&bih=626&tbm=bks&ei=m7cgXJzWMfGxrgTayo6AAg&q=toki+pona&oq=toki+pona&gs_l=psy-ab.3...0.0.0.1353.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c..64.psy-ab..0.0.0....0.GeyIlagA-0I Google Books] (1,020 results)
=== '''Interviews with Sonja Lang''' on Toki Pona ===
* [https://www.theallusionist.org/allusionist/tokipona?rq=toki%20pona Allusionist] (2015, ''Allusionist 25: Toki Pona'', 20 minutes, interviewed by Helen Zaltzman)
* [https://actualfluency.com/afp-20-sonja-lang-toki-pona-conlanging-meaning-life/#comments interview Actual Fluency Podcast] (2014, ''AFP 20 – Sonja Lang: Toki Pona, Conlanging and the meaning of life'', 45 minutes, interviewed by Kris Broholm)
* Skylarking, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio Two. (2008, interviewed by André Alexis)
* ''[https://archive.is/GBLbR 3-60]'' Radio-Canada, Première Chaîne (Atlantique) (2007, 8 minutes, interview by Denis Robichaud, transcript translated to English by Sonja herself)
* ''[https://archive.is/AVtNj Le Réveil]'' Radio-Canada, Première Chaîne (Atlantique) (2007, 13 minutes, interviewed by Michel Doucet, transcript translated to English by Sonja herself)
* ''Sounds Like Canada, ''Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio One. (2007, interviewed by Kevin Sylvester)
* ''And Sometimes Y, ''Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio One. (2007, interviewed by Jane Farrow)


== '''Conventions and gatherings''' where Toki Pona was actively used ==
== '''Conventions and gatherings''' where Toki Pona was actively used ==
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* http://twitter.com/#!/janMato/toki-pona-only A list of users using mostly/or only twitter
* http://twitter.com/#!/janMato/toki-pona-only A list of users using mostly/or only twitter
* [https://twitter.com/hashtag/tokipona Twitter hashtag] #tokipona  
* [https://twitter.com/hashtag/tokipona Twitter hashtag] #tokipona  
=== '''Interviews with Sonja Lang''' on Toki Pona ===
* [https://www.theallusionist.org/allusionist/tokipona?rq=toki%20pona Allusionist] (2015, ''Allusionist 25: Toki Pona'', 20 minutes, interviewed by Helen Zaltzman)
* [https://actualfluency.com/afp-20-sonja-lang-toki-pona-conlanging-meaning-life/#comments interview Actual Fluency Podcast] (2014, ''AFP 20 – Sonja Lang: Toki Pona, Conlanging and the meaning of life'', 45 minutes, interviewed by Kris Broholm)
* Skylarking, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio Two. (2008, interviewed by André Alexis)
* ''[https://archive.is/GBLbR 3-60]'' Radio-Canada, Première Chaîne (Atlantique) (2007, 8 minutes, interview by Denis Robichaud, transcript translated to English by Sonja herself)
* ''[https://archive.is/AVtNj Le Réveil]'' Radio-Canada, Première Chaîne (Atlantique) (2007, 13 minutes, interviewed by Michel Doucet, transcript translated to English by Sonja herself)
* ''Sounds Like Canada, ''Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio One. (2007, interviewed by Kevin Sylvester)
* ''And Sometimes Y, ''Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio One. (2007, interviewed by Jane Farrow)


=== '''Personal websites and blogs''' ===
=== '''Personal websites and blogs''' ===

Revision as of 2018-12-28T20:12:11

mi ken lukin e ali pi toki pona kepeken seme? o pana e sona sina lon ni kepeken toki Inli: Where is Toki Pona practically used? What can you do with Toki Pona? Add here in English (this page is for supplementary use with the ISO-code application).

Media, Academia

News coverage of Toki Pona as a living and growing language

  • Business Insider 2015, The world's smallest language has only 100 words — and you can say almost anything
  • The Guardian 2015, What happened when I tried to learn Toki Pona in 48 hours using memes 
  • The Globe and Mail 2007, Canadian has people talking about lingo she created
  • The Atlantic 2015, How to Say (Almost) Everything in a Hundred-Word Language
  • The New Yorker 2012, Utopian for Beginners [TP only mentioned] 
  • Oxford Dictionaries 2018, Exploring Toki Pona: do we need more than 120 words? 
  • Termcoord 2016, The biggest or the smallest vocabulary? Everything will be ‘pona’! 
  • Redorbit 2015, Speak in a made-up language to feel better 
  • Canada Institue of Linguistics 2018, What is a Language? 
  • The Irish Times 2018, Podcast of the week: The smallest language in the world 
  • Times and Transcript 2007, Moncton native creates unique 'good language' 
  • Telegraph-Journal 2007, She's talking in a new tongue [reprinted from Times and Transcript above] 
  • Los Angeles Times 2007, In their own words -- literally [TP only a part of the article] 
  • Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2007, Invented languages: They're not just for Klingons anymore [reprinted from Los Angeles Times above; TP only a part of the article] 
  • Antedote Toki Pona for Deeper Insights 
  • Medium 2015, July 23, 2015: Can a language survive with just 123 words? 
  • Schott's Vocab, The Opinion Pages in The New York Times; 2010, Questions Answered: Invented Languages [TP only mentioned] 
  • Unidivers (in French) 
  • Ulyces (in French) 
  • Sasapost (in Arabic) 
  • Focus (in Russian) 
  • Linguis (in Russian) 
  • Geektimes (in Russian) 
  • Naukablog (in Russian) 
  • Uczmysiejezykow (in Polish) 

Academic articles, papers on Toki Pona (or using TP in their experiments)

Google Books

Interviews with Sonja Lang on Toki Pona

  • Allusionist (2015, Allusionist 25: Toki Pona, 20 minutes, interviewed by Helen Zaltzman)
  • Actual Fluency Podcast (2014, AFP 20 – Sonja Lang: Toki Pona, Conlanging and the meaning of life, 45 minutes, interviewed by Kris Broholm)
  • Skylarking, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio Two. (2008, interviewed by André Alexis)
  • 3-60 Radio-Canada, Première Chaîne (Atlantique) (2007, 8 minutes, interview by Denis Robichaud, transcript translated to English by Sonja herself)
  • Le Réveil Radio-Canada, Première Chaîne (Atlantique) (2007, 13 minutes, interviewed by Michel Doucet, transcript translated to English by Sonja herself)
  • Sounds Like Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio One. (2007, interviewed by Kevin Sylvester)
  • And Sometimes Y, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC Radio One. (2007, interviewed by Jane Farrow)

Conventions and gatherings where Toki Pona was actively used

Materials

Toki Pona: The Language of Good (creator's book)

  • on Amazon
  • English and French editions sale: total over 3,000+
  • Esperanto edition sale: (check with other publisher)

Lessons

Useful phrases

Literature

Videos and music

Discussion forums

Usage in microblogging

Personal websites and blogs

  • Several people on 43things willing to learn it, with reports of those who have done it already.

Websites and apps with a Toki Pona interface

  • Amikumu - an app for finding people nearby who speak the same language, with a focus on small and minority languages
  • Lichess - a site for playing chess with other people online
  • Wikipesija (partial Toki Pona interface) - a wiki-based encyclopedia in Toki Pona on many topics
  • toki pona lipu nimi translator (words, phrases)

Apps on Google Play

Writing systems

Spin-off languages or unrecognized dialects

  • Mini (with its own Facebook group)
  • Sapolim (not yet finished)
  • ta lo ne
  • toki pona enhanced (formalizes the syntax and the lexicon of toki pona employing advances in the science of Lojban)
  • Toki Pona has its own history (some words changed, some were added, some became obsolete, users themselves established the usage of some words)

Sign language usage