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'''{{tp|nasin sitelen kalama pi linja lili}}''' is a short style of writing {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}} [[name]]s, designed and experimentally used by {{tok|[[jan Sonja]]}}. In this system, {{w|tally mark}}s are written across the cartouche line below each glyph, indicating the number of letters (or phonemes) to pronounce. (In the case of one letter, zero or one tally marks can be written.)
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* doesn't require understanding of [[mora]]e, and
* allows taking syllable-final {{tp|n}} from the start of a word glyph.
This new and experimental style by jan Sonja might be adopted in her next book if enough popular support for it develops.
==Gallery==
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nasin sitelen kalama pi linja lili is a short style of writing sitelen pona names, designed and experimentally used by jan Sonja. In this system, tally marks are written across the cartouche line below each glyph, indicating the number of letters (or phonemes) to pronounce. (In the case of one letter, zero or one tally marks can be written.)
The system is similar to nasin sitelen kalama, but:
- takes up less horizontal space,
- doesn't require understanding of morae, and
- allows taking syllable-final n from the start of a word glyph.
This new and experimental style by jan Sonja might be adopted in her next book if enough popular support for it develops.
Gallery
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ma Mewika
(meli wile kala) -
toki Pali
(pali) -
jan Sonja
(sona jan) -
ma Alensina
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ma Sumi
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ma Sijelalijon
Features | Words · Combined glyphs · Extended glyphs · Radicals · nasin sitelen kalama (pi linja lili) |
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Usage | History · Literature · Fonts (Guidelines) · UCSUR · ASCII · Wakalito |