conlangs1-4  Exercise 2: Toki Pona Translations
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  (a) "You eat fruit."           sina moku e kili.
  (b) "The person is good."      jan li pona.
  (c) "I am a good person."      mi jan pona.
  (d) mi moku e kili.            "I eat fruit."

Notes:

  e marks the object. li separates most subjects from the verb, but not
  mi (I) or sina (you) when they are the whole subject. In (c) there is no
  verb "to be": jan pona just follows mi.

What this shows: Toki Pona has almost no grammar machinery. A word's job
comes from its position and from two or three small particles. There is no
tense, plural or article, so context does the rest.