ona li mama seme e nanpa

I very rarely notice this for "beijing" where i am (australia) but for "Xi Jinping" i hear ʒi ʒimping quite often, especially from older people and non-native english speakers (except of course mandarin speakers)

Someone ought to make an english neologism for this concept, normalise english nimisinning

may i ask why this word specifically has stress instructions? have you noticed many people get this wrong? (i myself am guilty of this, perhaps gujarati influence)

btw if "disko" was an attempt at tokiponizing a proper noun, make sure to
1. add a "headnoun" describing what it is (discord is a tool, ilo)
2. actually fully tokiponise it. D isn't a letter and s can't be at the end of a syllable. "ilo Siko"
also your word order is a bit off
"kama sona pi ilo Siko"

"telo! telo loje li lon ale!!"
fluid!! red fluid is everywhere!!

when you say it in that panicked state no one will think that it is fruit juice that's everywhere. even if so,

"telo! telo loje sijelo li lon ale" or "telo loje pi sijelo jan" for human blood specifically

Why wasn't something similar to the first definition included in ku? it is useful information, and typically dictionaries define grammar words too

By the way, sitelen-sitelen is a completely different script than what is being emulated here, here sitelen-pona is being used.

and the source was from the books she made

Further, this semi-complex post can be said in toki pona within bluesky's word limit.

toki pi lon ala: sina ken toki pona tawa ijo lili taso. ijo suli li ken ala lon.

toki lon: jan li jo e sona pi ijo suli la ona li ken toki e ni. toki pona la, sina sona ala e ijo la sina ken ala toki pona e ona.