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Line 1: {{tp title}} {{Fun}} '''{{tp\|nasin nanpa likujo}}''' is a [[number system]] created by {{tok\|jan Osuka}} based on the songs "[//youtu.be/VOSvCudF5A0 {{tok\|likujo}}]" and "[//youtu.be/qo2hqYnTOlA {{tok\|luka tu wan}}]" by {{tok\|[[jan Usawi]]}}. It uses lyrics of the songs to represent numbers, starting with {{tp\|wan}} meaning 1 from "{{tok\|likujo}}", and ending with {{tp\|e ale mi}} meaning 124 from "{{tok\|luka tu wan}}". It can also indicate a few nonpositive numbers using lyrics before the first chorus of "{{tok\|likujo}}", starting with {{tp\|nanpa wan la kala ike en monsuta}} for −9 and ending with {{tp\|tenpo ale la mi toki suli e ijo pi olin mi}} for 0. An unfortunate consequence of using song lyrics is that the lyrics in the chorus have multiple meanings. For example, {{tp\|wan}} could be 1, 34, 42, 52, or 62. However, [[tokiponist]]s are already used to dealing with context (the song {{tp\|luka tu wan}} itself makes ~~fun~~use of [[Toki Pona]]'s ambiguity in its title), and so this number system is perfect for Toki Pona. ==Song lyrics used to represent numbers== {{Other license\|[//creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0 CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 ~~Deed~~]\|3=list}} This is an index of all the lyrics used to indicate numbers, along with which values they indicate.

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