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'''{{tp|nasin panke}}''' is a [[style of speech]] developed in the ''toki pona francophone'' {{w|Discord}} server.

=={{tp|nimi panke}}==

==={{tp|antikontitutonelema}}===
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'''{{tp|antikontitutonelema}}''' is a word meaning "a big mess", containing the disallowed syllable *{{tp|[[ti]]}}. It is derived from ''{{lang|fr|anticonstitutionnellement}}'', meaning "unconstitutionally".
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==={{tp|apelo}}===
{{nimi|apelo
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'''{{tp|apelo}}''' ({{sp|apelo}}) is a word relating to drinking with friends to relax, often but not always including {{w|alcoholic beverage}}s. It is derived from the word ''{{lang|fr|apéro}}'', meaning "{{w|apéritif}}".

The {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}} glyph appears to depict a shot glass combined with the glyph for {{tp|[[pona]]}} ({{sp|pona}}), with a citrus slice garnish.
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==={{tp|kalapisituji}}===
{{nimi|kalapisituji
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'''{{tp|kalapisituji}}''' ({{sp|kalapisituwi}}) is a word relating to nonsense. The word lacks a fixed spelling beyond the start {{tp|kalapis-}}, and speakers purposely use different spellings while considering it the same word. It is derived from Belgian slang ''{{lang|fr|carabistouille}}'', meaning "nonsense".
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==={{tp|kikolo}}===
{{nimi|kikolo
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'''{{tp|kikolo}}''' is a word meaning "funny". It is derived from the word ''{{lang|fr|rigolo}}''. The {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}} glyph ({{sp|kikolo}}) is based on a Shadok, from the animated show ''{{w|Les Shadoks}}''.
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==={{tp|kikulo}}===
{{nimi|kikulo
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'''{{tp|kikulo}}''' ({{sp|kikulo}}) is a word relating to immaturity. It is derived from ''{{lang|fr|kikoolol}}''.
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==={{tp|kokoliko}}===
{{nimi|kokoliko
| image = Male and female chicken sitting together.jpg
| alt = A rooster and a hen
| PoS   = content word
}}
'''{{tp|kokoliko}}''' ({{sp|kokoliko}}) relates to the genus ''{{w|Gallus (genus)|Gallus}}'', that is, {{w|chicken}}s, roosters, and {{w|junglefowl}}. It comes from French ''{{lang|fr|cocorico}}'', the sound of a rooster, equivalent to English ''cock-a-doodle-doo''. The rooster is the national animal of France,<ref>https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbolisme_du_coq</ref> and crying ''{{lang|fr|cocorico}}'' is an informal way of expressing national pride or of rejoicing over a French victory, usually with a note of irony.<ref>https://dictionnaire.lerobert.com/definition/cocorico</ref><ref>https://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais/cocorico</ref>
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==={{tp|kosikosa}}===
{{nimi|kosikosa
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'''{{tp|kosikosa}}''' ({{sp|kosikosa}}) is a word relating to averageness. It is derived from ''{{lang|fr|comme ci comme ça}}'', meaning "neither good nor bad". The word {{tp|kusikusa}} is an alternative spelling to this.
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==={{tp|masalo}}===
{{nimi|masalo
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'''{{tp|masalo}}''' ({{sp|masalo}}) is an [[interjection]] expressing one's anger or disapproval. It is derived from colloquial expression ''{{lang|fr|mince alors}}''.
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==={{tp|olala}}===
{{nimi|olala
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'''{{tp|olala}}''' ({{sp|olala}}) is an interjection equivalent to phrase ''{{lang|fr|oh là là}}''.
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==={{tp|panke}}===
{{nimi|panke
| image = Baguettes, Paris, France - panoramio.jpg
| alt = Baguettes
| PoS   = content word
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'''{{tp|panke}}''' ({{sp|panke}}) relates to {{w|French culture}} or the {{w|French language}}, such as making a {{w|calque}} out of it. It may also refer to a {{w|baguette}}, commonly associated with French people and culture. The word was derived from the Toki Pona word {{tp|[[pan]]}} and French {{lang|fr|baguette}}.

{{tp|nasin panke}}, meaning "French style of speech", is itself named after this word.
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==={{tp|pipolo}}===
{{nimi|pipolo
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'''{{tp|pipolo}}''' ({{sp|pipolo}}) is a word described as "something that is supposed to be {{tp|kikolo}} but isn't". It is a {{w|Corruption (linguistic)|corruption}} of the word {{tp|kikolo}}, inspired by the Toki Pona word {{tp|[[pipo]]}} and French ''{{lang|fr|c'est du pipo}}''.
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==={{tp|sapelipope}}===
{{nimi|sapelipope
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'''{{tp|sapelipope}}''' ({{sp|sapelipope}}) is an interjection expressing dismay, translated as "fiddlesticks". It is derived from the dated word ''{{lang|fr|saperlipopette}}''.
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==={{tp|sikako}}===
{{nimi|sikako
| PoS = content word
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'''{{tp|sikako}}''' ({{sp|sikako}}) relates to {{w|snail}}s, {{w|gastropod}}s or animals deemed similar. The word is derived from the {{w|French language|French}} ''{{lang|fr|escargot}}'', meaning "snail".
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==={{tp|wiwi}}===
{{nimi|wiwi
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'''{{tp|wiwi}}''' ({{sp|wiwi}}) is an [[interjection]] expressing approval and [[content word]] relating to agreement and consent. It is derived from the phrase ''{{lang|fr|oui oui}}''.  
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==External links==
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sDcgIe9kEyB1zWTXy5kqTYIcYZBa1DDwBKlpQHEjo7k/edit?usp=sharing Description of {{tp|nasin panke}}]

==References==
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