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@ -22,15 +22,30 @@ adjectives. In toki pona, an adjective that modifies a noun stands after the
noun in question. This is unlike English, where adjectives go before nouns, but noun in question. This is unlike English, where adjectives go before nouns, but
similar to French. So, for example: similar to French. So, for example:
> jan wawa - strong person > jan wawa -- strong person
Many of the nouns covered before can also function as adjectives. For example, Many of the nouns covered before can also function as adjectives. For example,
the pronouns "mi", "sina" and "ona" can serve as possessives. the pronouns "mi", "sina" and "ona" can serve as possessives.
> mama mi - my parent > mama mi -- my parent
Of note is the phrase "jan pona", which literally means "good person", but is > soweli sina -- your animal
widely (and officially) accepted to also mean "friend".
> moku ona -- his/her/their food
In addition, adjectives can function as nouns:
> wawa sina -- your strength
> suli ona -- his/her/their greatness/size
> %info%
> Of note is the phrase "jan pona", which literally means "good person", but is
> widely (and officially) accepted to also mean "friend".
Several adjectives can be added at once:
> soweli lili suwi -- cute pet ("little animal")
Here are some example sentences that demonstrate this: Here are some example sentences that demonstrate this:

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> soweli sina -- твоё/ваше животное > soweli sina -- твоё/ваше животное
Стоит заметить фразу "jan pona". Она буквально значит "хороший человек", но > moku ona -- его/её еда
широко (и официально) используется в значении "друг".
В свою очередь, прилагательные могут действовать, как существительные:
> wawa sina -- ваша сила
> suli ona -- его/её величие/размер
> %info%
> Стоит заметить фразу "jan pona". Она буквально значит "хороший человек", но
> широко (и официально) используется в значении "друг".
К одному существительному можно добавлять несколько прилагательных:
> soweli lili suwi -- милый питомец ("маленькое животное")
Примеры предложений: Примеры предложений: