re: 420, toki pona question
@vantablack "la" is called a "context marker" and is usually used to set off things like that
so you could start the sentence with "tenpo ale la" (adjectives come after nouns in toki pona)
"tenpo ale la kon e kasi pona" would be a simple translation - "breathe the good herb every day"
re: 420, toki pona question
@vantablack oh wait, "o" is used for imperatives
so it'd be more like "tenpo ale la o kon e kasi pona"