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hmm, i'll go with že

Okay, ŽeKawaiFanu it is then! Just curious, had you ever wrote a story and/or a song written in Inkling?

no, i haven't. so far i've just been trying to memorize the alphabet and I tend to shout in inkling during turf matches. The most i've done creatively is incorporate inkling into some drawings

case and point: https://the-kawaiifan.tumblr.com/post/172357893954/agent-24-when-your-cute-octopus-girlfriend

Let me guess, is it said "Tuayoiyo de"?
Right?

Oops! Forgot to updated this, I really meant "Tuayoiyo ziega de", right?

one! :)

Thanks! Also, how could you said "thanks" in Inkling? Is it the same as ziebai?

one. Thanks or Thank you is "Ziebai"
"Atiyoka" is You're Welcome

And I'm in need of an inkling Maui singing "Atiyoka~!"

Funny that the word "Atiyoka" also means "Please" in Inkling.

wha, really? which section would i find that in the pdf?

Just look on S12: Helpful Phrases on the 2/26/2016 edition of PiyozR's Inkling Language Guide.

ah, I see. I've been using this guide I (accidentally) downloaded onto my phone. It's not marked to have been modified, so it's prolly the original. I'll download the new one

About that, I had found the mistake about ke, ki, and ko. On the 2/11/2016 edition, these were just fine, but on the 2/26/2016 edition, on the other hand, these are completely messed up because both the letter and the pronunciation are wrong. The ke sound has a lot letter. Same for ki (which has the key letter) and ko (which has the ki letter).

The rest of the words containing ke, ki, and/or ki on the 2/26/2016 edition, everything just fine.

thanks for notifying me. I kept the original pdf version around. while i like the updated vocab of the newer one, I like the original's organization better (albeit it could be in a different order). It's easier for me to find what i'm looking for on the original

Also last night, I went and translated that "heads shoulders knees and toes" childrens song into inkling

"Ažuka, žika kažinu oyonu
Ažuka, žika kažinu oyonu
Oyae wa
Dižea wa
Bieyu wa
Koagezoi
Ažuka, žika kažinu oyonu"

the melodies a bit more similar to the japanese version of the song than the english

Looks great! However, I had discovered a few spelling errors:
1. For the word "Oyonu", it is actually "Eyonu"!
Fun fact, on the very first edition, that word used to be called "Uyonu" before changed it to "Eyonu" starting on the 12/6/2015 edition.