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I can't believe that i never bothered to check the Esperanto songs before they're so good!!

alright you havent released a song for four months its time

This sounds like if some russian learned a mix of tajik and italian with some accent remaining

I didn’t know there where Christians on Qo’onS.

Musi pi suli❤

kalami ni musi a. mi nasa. mi toki ni: kalama ni musi a.

/ "'otlh bIr rIQmoHlaw' 'eSpInSa' jiH wa'DIch'e' 'ach qaSpu'DI' vay', HungHa'/ chugh chaH. / - 'ach qo' HochDaq tangq- /a' targh ghaH 'e' luchaw'chugh vay' -- / vaj qaSbe'bej ghu'. vaj ghaH 'e' vIqarHa'chugh tugh ngaSbe'ch-oHlu' qorDu' bIQotlaHbe'.

i had your songs playing in the background and didn't realise it was klingon until i went back and checked. this proves "throatiness" was invented by throat companies to sell more it doesn't work nvm

the fact that I have only learned toki pona like 2 hours ago and i can understand a good chunk of this-😭

pona mute a! mi olin e ni

mi sona mute e pilin ni,,,

Really Nice

what font are you using that includes ascenders and descenders?

WHEN IS THIS GOING ON SPOTIFY

Love it. Just LOVE it.!!!!!!

this is amazing, ive been listening for 1.5 y and still adore this song !!!

So I start research on a language known to be as logical as possible, then get interested in the fact that people make music in it and find a wonderful song, that is very emotionally charged... Some irony in that Wonderful song!

mi li kute e kalama musi mute pi toki pona. taso, kalama musi ni li kalama nanpa wan tawa mi! tenpo mute la mi kama kute e ni, li kalama uta e ni. kalama ni li pona tawa mi. kon toki pi kalama musi ni li pona tawa mi kin. sina pali e kalama musi ni la, sina pana e pona mute tawa mi. tenpo kama mute la mi kalama uta e ni. pona tawa sina!

100th

This is a fabulous translation of the old song "The Preacher and the Slave" aka ""Pie in the Sky When You Die", from 1911, which was a parody of "In the Sweet Bye and Bye." Great job!

we purple now 🔥🔥 💯💯

'eyqu' ghoghlIj! 'ej Doj bommeH laHlIj. mubelmoH bIbomDI'. muDuQ je.

"You monster"????

i dont care that toki pona kinda sounds funny, this goes hard

.i good song i.

Hello, i charm me=D, Thank you

👍👍👍

After watching all the songs and vlogs in Esperanto, Lojban, even Klingon, hearing you singing in English is pretty jarring.

I want this as my ringtone! lol

1000!

is it just me or does speaking klingon make me really dehydrated

saluton! mi amas vian muzikon. mi volas scii cxi tion: kiel vi lernis lojxbanon? mi volas lerni gxin, sed mi ne scias kiel.

Communist song in Toki Pona? Sounds about right.

1K SUBS!!1!

This is wonderful, and I've kept coming back to it since it came out. It just won't leave my mind (in the best kind of way). Thank you! <3 I keep thinking I've heard this melody before, but I just can't place it. What is it?

0:34 One thing I love about this line and the next is that "ma sewi" can be translated as heaven, but also as "sky". Therefore, the line can be used to mean both a promised but currently inaccessible relief ("Don't worry, when you die you'll go to heaven and get the best pie ever"), but also in a more malicious way that any kind of relief is impossible ("There's some pie up in the sky, if you can reach it it's gonna be the best pie ever"). This double meaning is only possible thanks to the unique way toki pona words are made.

I'm in love with this song, it's so cheerful and pleasant-sounding :)

this is more like a christian song than a carol

Pies for life

𐐡𐐮𐑊𐐮𐐾𐐲𐑅 𐑋𐑏𐑆𐐮𐐿 𐐩?

Intro sounds like Jožin z bažin

Hugs from Laura!

I- wow this is literally the JUICIEST song I’ve ever heard. The.. the everything is just perfect holy crap

what resource(s) did you use to make the dothraki part? i cant find a working dictionary ANYWHERE 😭

more dissecting time! vi lo srasu mi vreta ca ku vi: location; here lo srasu: the grass mi: me vreta: lie, like sleeping ca: right now?? ku: some terminator thing idk

Ĉi tiu kanto estas tre bela! Mi vere ŝatas ĝin

And to think that with its many guttural consonants, Klingon bears some similarities in overall sound to Hebrew or Arabic. The former is quite fitting for the season as well.

having almost no knowledge of lojban, but a very bad understanding of it, i tried to decompose the first line: do mi sombo lo fusra je festi you (x1) | me (x2) | plants (gismu) | the rot/decay and (metaphor) waste (x3) | sombo is described as: (x1) sows/plants (x2) [crop/plants] at/in (x3) . so _do_ is the planter _mi_ gets planted _lo fusra_ and _je festi_ are where they get planted

mi pilin pona e toki pona

This is so beautiful.