I assume &quot;sina kama sona tan seme?&quot; means &quot;where did you learn it from?&quot;. Did I get that right?<p>A small nitpick: proper nouns have to be preceded by a Toki Pona common noun or noun phrase (in this case toki, language) and then the proper noun in capitalized case. E.g.: toki Toki Pona, telo Coca Cola, etc. I.e. proper nouns must modify a preceding common Toki Pona noun.<p>---<p>mi toki e toki Toki Pona. taso mi jo ala e tenpo mute. tan tenpo suli la mi toki ala e toki Toki Pona. mi kama sona tan tan mute. lipu Tokipona.net en lipu Tokipona.org en lipu Reddit.com&#x2F;r&#x2F;tokipona li pona. lipu Tokipona.org li anpa. taso lipu Forums.tokipona.org li pali. sina wile la sina ken toki tawa mi lon ni: &quot;el&quot; en nimi mi pi lipu HN, lon kulupu Gmail.<p>(I speak Toki Pona, but I don&#x27;t have a lot of time. It&#x27;s been a long time not talking Toki Pona. I&#x27;ve learn it from many different sources. tokipona.net, tokipona.org, &#x2F;r&#x2F;tokipona are good. tokipona.org is down but forums.tokipona.org is still working. If you want, you can contact me at &quot;el&quot; concatenated with my HN username at gmail.)