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'''{{tp|kisiwi}}''' is an experimental alternative [[pronoun]] system for [[Toki Pona]], usingby jan Seli. It uses the words '''{{tp|ki}}''', '''{{tp|si}}''', and '''{{tp|wi}}''' instead of {{tp|[[mi]]}}, {{tp|[[sina]]}}, {{tp|[[ona]]}}, and {{tp|[[onani]]}}.
 
If the words ki, si, and wi are hard to distinguish, then the alternatives koni, soni, and ani are possible.
 
The system is based on the Japanese words kore, sore, and are. ki refers to the speaker, and things near the speaker. si refers to the listener, and things near the listener. wi refers to everything else.
 
Like mi and sina, if ki, si, or wi is the whole subject of a sentence, then li is omitted.
 
kisiwi was first published in the #sona-musi channel on the ma pona pi toki pona Discord server.
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