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|Logography, {{tp|sitelen Kansi}}

|By the simplified Chinese Toki Pona community on Tencent QQ, decided by a vote. Most people primarily write Toki Pona using Latin script.

|{{tok|人兮出予乎食向尔}}(Note: 出&予 have equal votes for pana in the first round, and are equally valid. One should be used instead of both)

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|Logography

|Based on Gallifreyan

|[[File:sitelen mun sample.png|frameless|240x240px]]

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|Logography, sitelenponido

|{{tp|sitelen pona}} adapted to be faster for handwriting

|[[File:sitelen luka sample.png|frameless|240x240px]]

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|Logography

|Intended for handwriting. Mixes logography and alphabet use of characters depending on diacritics.

|[[File:sitelen Tewa sample.png|frameless|240x240px]]

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|Abugida

|Syllables derived from {{tp|sitelen pona}}

*[//greenguy5294.github.io/linjalapesuwi font]

|[[File:sitelen lape sample.png|frameless|240x240px]]

|Abugida

|Adaptation of Thai script

|{{tok|ยันลิปะนะเอะโมะกุตะวะซินะ}}

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|Abugida

|an abugida script with three vowels (the a is implied). By nja Emikilikity

|{{tok|᜶ᝬᝨ ᝮᝲ ᝩᝨ ᝡ ᝫᝳᝣᝳ ᝦᝯ ᝰᝲᝨ᜶}}

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|Alphasyllabary

|Writing {{tp|wu, wo, ji, ti}} automagically results in {{tp|u, o, i, si}}.

|[[File:sitelen Asi sample.png|frameless|240x240px]]

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|Alphasyllabary

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|[[File:sitelen pi jan Nuwoma sample.png|frameless|240x240px]]

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|Alphabet, non-featural

|{{tp|sitelen esun}} is an interlace orthography based on Kēlen. Consonants in sitelen esun are combinations of loops and vowels are combinations of crossovers.

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