Editing Ontology:Q1061 (section)

=== Toki pona but with Egyptian ===

Given that the rules of this language are not fully fixed to the standard rules of the base language and the point is instead to create a simplified language, it would theoretically be possible to take an ancient language with a great amount of information recovered about it and simply start writing in a "pona" version of that language. In a case like this, the writing system does not have to be especially easy to remember as long as the spoken representation of the sentence is appropriately simple. As long as there is a small number of words and it does not take long to learn the spoken grammar it is perfectly acceptable to write sentences in hieroglyphs, especially if using some kind of elaborate writing system somehow makes the meaning of a statement clearer.


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