Toki Pona [tok] - #1038
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Toki Pona is a constructed language, akin to Esperanto, but much smaller both in terms of word count and speaker base (though it's still respectable for a conlang.)
I've had this laying around for an embarrassingly long time, almost as long as I've used Resonite. After learning that Cyro speaks Toki Pona, I checked back on it, realized it's already mostly usable (at least on a surface level), and here we are! I'll likely contribute it to it further through the unofficial Weblate instance.
Toki Pona has no pluralization rules. The native name is "toki pona", all lowercase.