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Toki Pona Sitelen Emoji, known in Toki Pona as sitelen pilin, is a writing system that assigns an emoji to each word.

Sitelen Emoji was “chosen democratically. We have an open Discord committee that can make changes with approval of the subreddit…”

The following was simplified from the website:

➖️ is used for a period (full stop) and ➗️ for a colon. Often, a new line is used to end a sentence for aesthetic reasons.

The 🔣 character encloses a phonetic spelling, similar to the sitelen pona cartouche.

Example: jan Sonja = 👤🔣🎁👋👇👤❗️🔣, which phonetically represents "jan Sonja." The words between the 🔣 characters spell out the name.

Online, it's common to use Latin letters for names (e.g., 👤Sonja).

Follow similar rules to Toki Pona, but syllables can be used instead of single letters.

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 '''Toki Pona Sitelen Emoji''', known in [[Toki Pona]] as '''{{tp|sitelen pilin}}''', is a writing system that assigns an {{w|emoji}} to each word.
+Sitelen Emoji was ''“chosen democratically. We have an open Discord committee that can make changes with approval of the subreddit…”''
+== Usage ==
+The following was simplified from the website:
+=== Toki Pona Sitelen Emoji ===
+==== Sentences ====
+➖️ is used for a period (full stop) and ➗️ for a colon. Often, a new line is used to end a sentence for aesthetic reasons.
+==== Proper Names ====
+The 🔣 character encloses a phonetic spelling, similar to the sitelen pona cartouche.
+Example: jan Sonja = 👤🔣🎁👋👇👤❗️🔣, which phonetically represents "jan Sonja." The words between the 🔣 characters spell out the name.
+==== Latin Script ====
+Online, it's common to use Latin letters for names (e.g., 👤Sonja).
+=== Toki Ma Sitelen Emoji ===
+==== Proper Names ====
+Follow similar rules to Toki Pona, but syllables can be used instead of single letters.
+==== Nasal Sound ====
+==== The nena 👃 (smell) glyph is reserved for the nasal "-n". ====
 ==See also==