some changes based on sonja's twitch stream

pages/tokipona/game_patches_jp.md

@@ -10,13 +10,6 @@ table.games tr td:first-child {
 
 </style>
 
-> %error%
->
-> tenpo ni la, mi jo ala e lipu anpa ale pi lipu ni. lipu ni li pini ala. /
-> right now, some of the files on this page are not available. this document is
-> not finished.
->
-
 # toki Inli (English)
 
 These are the video game translation patches jan Pije made back in 2015. With

pages/tokipona/riichi_mahjong.md

@@ -910,3 +910,29 @@ musi Lisi Masan lon insa ona. sina ken musi lon poka ilo musi kepeken ona.
 sin la, mi pali e ante toki pi musi "musi Masan pi jan musi 4" ("4 Nin Uchi
 Mahjong", "４人打ち麻雀"). ante toki ni li toki kepeken toki pona. sina ken
 kama jo e lipu ante pi ante toki lon [lipu ni](game_patches.html).
+
+## sona sin
+
+### nasin nanpa tan musi Lisi Masan
+
+toki Nijon la, nimi nanpa mute li lon. taso, wan ona li kalama sama nimi pi toki
+pona. musi Lisi Masan la, nimi nanpa li ante, li pona tawa toki pona.
+
+| nanpa | nimi nanpa |
+|:-----:|:----------:|
+|   1   |     i      |
+|   2   |    ja      |
+|   3   |    san     |
+|   4   |    su      |
+|   5   |     u      |
+|   6   |    lo      |
+|   7   |    si      |
+|   8   |    pa      |
+|   9   |    ku      |
+|   10  |    su      |
+|  100  |   jaku     |
+| 1000  |   sen      |
+| 10000 |   man      |
+
+nimi "Jaku" pi "nasin Jaku" li ante tan nimi nanpa "jaku" pi nanpa 100.
+

pages/tokipona/x1.md

@@ -59,9 +59,9 @@ concept using only the official book's words is kinda difficult, so some people
 continue to use it.
 
 The word "kipisi" has the meanings of "divide, cut, slice". These meanings have
-since been merged into the words "tu" (divide) and "wan" (part, element), but you
-can find some texts still using it, as well as ideas for *sitelen pona*
-characters for it.
+since been merged into the words "tu" (divide) and "wan" (part, element), but it
+is still commonly used by the community, and ideas for *sitelen pona*
+characters for it have been submitted (the most common one looks like `%`).
 
 The word "leko" (likely derived from the name of the Lego brand of toys) is used
 to mean "block", "square" or sometimes "stairs". There's no word or phrase that
@@ -124,15 +124,16 @@ major writing systems *for toki pona* -- the latin alphabet, sitelen pona and
 sitelen sitelen -- are written left-to-right.)
 
 The "nimi ale pona" document instead lists two "post-pu" words that are supposed
-to be more specific: "soto" for left and "te" for right. I personally think that
-these words might be necessary in case there needs to be a distinction between
-left and right, but in most cases, it's better to avoid using them.
+to be more specific: "soto" for left and "teje" (previously "te") for right. I
+personally think that these words might be necessary in case there needs to be a
+distinction between left and right, but in most cases, it's better to avoid
+using them.
 
 ## Gender and sexuality
 
 There are words "mije" and "meli" that mean "male" and "female" respectively.
-However, there are some people that either don't identify as male or female
-personally, or were biologically born neither male nor female.
+However, there are some people that aren't exclusiely men or exclusively women,
+or were biologically born neither male nor female.
 
 The word "tonsi" was created to describe such people, or, in some context, trans
 people or anyone in the LGBT community.