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Insulting people is not nice. Hurting someone's feelings happens when portraying them unfairly, voicing aggression or intent to harm, breaking someone's trust, making accusations, lying, talking over them, being dismissive, and many more ways. There is no go-to insult in toki pona; insults would have to be made up on the spot. The most effective insult is one that applies personally to the addressee.
==Exclamations==
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* {{tp|ike}} — when something generally bad happens
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* {{tp|pakala}} — when something doesn't go as planned or breaks
* {{tp|a}} — as a general reaction to anything
* {{tp|mu}} — to voice an
* {{tp|kala}} — for when your hovercraft is filled with too many eels
==Emphasis==
Instead of adding words associated with negative qualities, the word {{tp|[[a]]}} covers most cases of emphasis. In specific cases, {{tp|mute}}, {{tp|wawa}}, {{tp|suli}}, and sometimes also {{tp|namako}}
==Code-switching==
Toki Pona makes no significant distinction between an informal and formal register, so idiomatic swearing would not be used for {{w|code-switching}}.
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There have been some mentions of profanity in the ''[[Official Toki Pona]]'' series, particularly for the translations in {{ku|en}}.
==={{tp|jaki}}===
In ''
==={{tp|pakala}}===
In ''
==={{tp|unpa}}===
In ''
==References==
{{Wikipedia|profanity}}
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