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'''Profanity''' is the use of offensive or obscene words for a variety of purposes, often to express strong emotions, as a grammatical intensifier, or to express informality. While Toki Pona does not have any defined profanity, many words in Toki Pona are sometimes translated to other languages as profanity
==Insults==
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Quick reactions to let off steam are made up on the spot, fitting the situation. Examples:
* {{tp|ike}}
* {{tp|jaki}}
* {{tp|pakala}}
* {{tp|a}}
* {{tp|mu}}
* {{tp|kala}}
==Emphasis==
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Toki Pona makes no significant distinction between an informal and formal register, so idiomatic swearing would not be used for code-switching.
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In ''[[Toki Pona Dictionary|lipu ku]]'',
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In ''[[Toki Pona Dictionary|lipu ku]]'',
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In ''[[Toki Pona Dictionary|lipu ku]]'',
==References==
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