User:FlipBrooke/kijetesantakalun't

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kijetesantakalun't is a obscure style of speech that avoid the use of the content word kijetesantakalu.

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Motivations

• Inability to speak Toki Pona.
  • Alternatively, if using a Signed Toki Pona, a lack of usable appendages
• Refusal to use joke words.
• Concerns that the word is too long..
• Cancelation of kijetesantakalu after recent mushroom theft allegations (see kijetesantakalu tonsi li lanpan ala lanpan e soko?).
• As part of pu-rism, which avoids using any words not found in lipu pu.
• A deep hatred towards procyonids.
• Refusal to use words derived from Finnish (see Sumin't).
• In protest of the influx of "n't" articles on the website sona pona. (see n'tn't).
• Difficulty writing the sitelen pona or sitelen sitelen glyph.

Possible issues

• The use of kijetesantakalun't comes with several challenges. Firstly, a kijetesantakalun'tist is unable to use the popular number system nasin nanpa kijetesantakalu, a base six numbering system making use of the word kijetesantakalu.

• a kijetesantakalun'tist isn't able to discuss procyonids as easy as other Tokiponists, and may have to instead use the word soweli. This may cause problems if the kijetesantakalun'tist is a sowelikijetesantakalun'tist, and uses the style of speech sowelin't.

• a kijetesantakalun'tist is unable to say the word kijetesantakalun't, making it hard to explain that one doesn't use the word kijetesantakalu
• kijetesantakalu is frequently used as a headnoun, making several people unmentionable.

Known Users

Currently, there are no known endorsers of kijetesantakalun't.