sitelen pona pona: Difference between revisions
mNo edit summary |
mNo edit summary |
||
(6 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown) | |||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{tp title}} |
{{tp title}} |
||
{{font |
{{font |
||
| compact=yes |
|||
| {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} |
| {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} |
||
| image = spp sample.png |
|||
⚫ | |||
| system = sitelenponido |
| system = sitelenponido |
||
| range = pu glyphs, plus the initial set of extended {{tp|linja pona}} characters |
| range = pu glyphs, plus the initial set of extended {{tp|linja pona}} characters |
||
Line 12: | Line 13: | ||
| ligature = yes |
| ligature = yes |
||
| feature = Any unrecognised word will automatically be turned into a cartouche with Latin characters |
| feature = Any unrecognised word will automatically be turned into a cartouche with Latin characters |
||
⚫ | |||
}} |
}} |
||
'''{{tp|sitelen pona pona}}''' is a logographic [[writing system]] and [[font]] created by {{w|QMK}} founder Jack Humbert in 2020. It is adapted from {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}}, and tries to further simplify the glyphs for very small font sizes. |
|||
==Comparison to {{tp|sitelen pona}}== |
==Comparison to {{tp|sitelen pona}}== |
||
Despite its name, many {{tp|sitelen pona}} users think of {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} as a separate |
Despite its name, many {{tp|sitelen pona}} users think of {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} as a separate script rather than an improved version. Although many of the modified glyphs are recognizable, many others cannot be identified without outside knowledge. There are also {{w|false friends}}; the {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} glyphs for {{tp|pona}} and {{tp|ike}} look like {{tp|sitelen pona}} {{tp|lupa}} and {{tp|nena}}, resulting in diminished {{w|mutual intelligibility}} between the scripts. |
||
⚫ | {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} lacks features from {{tp|sitelen pona}}, such as [[combined glyphs]]. It also has different punctuation standards, officially using [[sitelen Lasina|Latin-script]] punctuation like periods and colons. {{tp|[[a]]}}, {{tp|[[o]]}}, and {{tp|[[seme]]}} are redesigned to look very different from the exclamation point and question mark, and thus both are used, often side-by-side. |
||
{{tp|sitelen pona pona}} does not include {{tp|sitelen pona}} features such as [[sitelen pona#Combined glyphs|combined glyphs]]. |
|||
⚫ | {{tp|sitelen pona pona}} also has different punctuation standards, officially using [[sitelen Lasina|Latin-script]] punctuation like periods and colons. {{tp|[[a]]}}, {{tp|[[o]]}}, and {{tp|[[seme]]}} are redesigned to look very different from the exclamation point and question mark, and thus both are used, often side-by-side |
||
{{tp|sitelen pona pona}} also introduces a baseline to the characters, inspired by Latin writing traditions, whereas {{tp|sitelen pona}} characters are vertically centered. |
{{tp|sitelen pona pona}} also introduces a baseline to the characters, inspired by Latin writing traditions, whereas {{tp|sitelen pona}} characters are vertically centered. |
||
==External links== |
|||
{{Software}} |
|||
* [https://jackhumbert.github.io/sitelen-pona-pona Documentation] |
|||
{{Fonts}} |
|||
[[Category:Writing systems]] |
[[Category:Writing systems]] |
||
[[Category:Fonts]] |
[[Category:Fonts]] |
||
[[Category:Sitelenponidos]] |
Latest revision as of 18:32, 17 July 2024
sitelen pona pona is a logographic writing system and font created by QMK founder Jack Humbert in 2020. It is adapted from sitelen pona, and tries to further simplify the glyphs for very small font sizes.
Comparison to sitelen pona[edit | edit source]
Despite its name, many sitelen pona users think of sitelen pona pona as a separate script rather than an improved version. Although many of the modified glyphs are recognizable, many others cannot be identified without outside knowledge. There are also false friends; the sitelen pona pona glyphs for pona and ike look like sitelen pona lupa and nena, resulting in diminished mutual intelligibility between the scripts.
sitelen pona pona lacks features from sitelen pona, such as combined glyphs. It also has different punctuation standards, officially using Latin-script punctuation like periods and colons. a, o, and seme are redesigned to look very different from the exclamation point and question mark, and thus both are used, often side-by-side.
sitelen pona pona also introduces a baseline to the characters, inspired by Latin writing traditions, whereas sitelen pona characters are vertically centered.