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{{Experimental}}
{{Needs work|Standard tone}}
{{Numbers}}
{{Official Toki Pona}}
'''{{tp|nasin nanpa pona}}''' is an extension to the {{tp|[[pu]]}} [[counting system]] for very big numbers.
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Most speakers are content with, and prefer, using imprecise quantities. In fact, while {{tp|nasin nanpa pona}} is by far the best known counting system beyond pu, it is not actually used by as many.
{{tok|[[jan Sonja]]}} used {{tp|nasin nanpa pona}} as the date format in {{su|en}} (2024 = {{sp|tenpo sike nanpa mute2 ale mute2 tu tu}})<ref>{{cite su}}</ref> to avoid aggrandizing {{tp|[[owe]]}}<ref>{{cite Discord|url=//discord.com/channels/948448338662010910/948448339123380225/1197134854177964082|channel={{tok|toki}}|server={{tp|ma pi nasin sitelen}}|author={{tp|[[jan Sonja]]}}|username=sonjalang|access-date=2024-02-03|quote=to avoid aggrandizing {{tok|owe}}, i changed to this date format}}</ref> as a [[number word]] for 1984 (2024 = {{sp|tenpo sike nanpa owe mute2 mute2}}).▼
==An introduction with {{tp|pu}}==
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==Notable usage==
{{nasin su}}
▲{{tok|[[jan Sonja]]}} used {{tp|nasin nanpa pona}} as the date format in {{su|en}} (2024 = {{sp|tenpo sike nanpa mute2 ale mute2 tu tu}})<ref>{{cite su}}</ref> to avoid aggrandizing {{tp|[[owe]]}}<ref>{{cite Discord|url=//discord.com/channels/948448338662010910/948448339123380225/1197134854177964082|channel={{tok|toki}}|server={{tp|ma pi nasin sitelen}}|author={{tp|[[jan Sonja]]}}|username=sonjalang|access-date=2024-02-03|quote=to avoid aggrandizing {{tok|owe}}, i changed to this date format}}</ref> as a [[number word]] for 1984 (2024 = {{sp|tenpo sike nanpa owe mute2 mute2}}).
==References==
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[[Category:Number systems]]
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