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[[File:Sitelen sitelen mi weka e ike jan, la mi weka e ike mi.jpg|thumb|x240px|{{tp|mi weka e ike jan la mi weka e ike mi.}}]]
[[File:Sitelen sitelen mi weka e ike jan, la mi weka e ike mi.jpg|thumb|x240px|{{tp|mi weka e ike jan la mi weka e ike mi.}}]]

'''{{tp|sitelen sitelen}}''' (also known as '''{{tp|sitelen suwi}}''') is a logographic writing system for [[Toki Pona]], created by Jonathan Gabel around 2006.<ref>https://www.jonathangabel.com/toki-pona/kama-pona/</ref> It is one of the two non-Latin writing systems featured in {{pu|en}}, alongside {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}}. The overall style of {{tp|sitelen sitelen}} was inspired by United States west-coast {{wp|comix}} and east-coast {{wp|graffiti}}, while the word shapes themselves are often taken from hieroglyphs or religious symbols.<ref>https://jonathangabel.com/toki-pona/acknowledgements/</ref>
'''{{tp|sitelen sitelen}}''' (also known as '''{{tp|sitelen suwi}}''') is a logographic writing system for [[Toki Pona]], created by Jonathan Gabel around 2006.<ref>https://www.jonathangabel.com/toki-pona/kama-pona/</ref> It is one of the two non-Latin writing systems featured in {{pu|en}}, alongside {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}}. The overall style of {{tp|sitelen sitelen}} was inspired by United States west-coast {{wp|comix}} and east-coast {{wp|graffiti}}, while the word shapes themselves are often taken from hieroglyphs or religious symbols.<ref>https://jonathangabel.com/toki-pona/acknowledgements/</ref>


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[[File:Sitelen sitelen syllable scaling sample by Jonathan Gabel.jpg|thumb|{{tp|o ante e kulupu lili}}, written as syllable glyphs in 3 different sizes]]
[[File:Sitelen sitelen syllable scaling sample by Jonathan Gabel.jpg|thumb|{{tp|o ante e kulupu lili}}, written as syllable glyphs in 3 different sizes]]
When written at smaller sizes where they would otherwise be too dense, glyphs can be simplified. The [//jonathangabel.com/toki-pona/dictionaries/drawing-steps drawing dictionary] presents each word glyph at large and small sizes to give examples for how details can be removed while staying recognizable.
When written at smaller sizes where they would otherwise be too dense, glyphs can be simplified. The [//jonathangabel.com/toki-pona/dictionaries/drawing-steps drawing dictionary] presents each word glyph at large and small sizes to give examples for how details can be removed while staying recognizable.
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==Notable works==
==Notable works==
[[File:Sitelen sitelen contract.jpg|thumb|{{tp|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}, a {{tp|sitelen sitelen}} contract describing the sale of itself]]
[[File:Sitelen sitelen contract.jpg|thumb|{{tp|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}, a {{tp|sitelen sitelen}} contract describing the sale of itself]]
[[File:Lipu tenpo nanpa akesi - sitelen sitelen.png|thumb|The poem {{tp|seme li mi}} in {{tp|sitelen sitelen}} by {{tp|jan Alonola}}, published in the first issue of {{tp|lipu tenpo}} in 2021.]]
==={{tp|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}===
==={{tp|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}===
{{tok|jan Mato}} wanted to test whether artificial languages were suited for sales contracts.<ref>[//forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1201&start=30#p6046]</ref> In 2009, Gabel followed through on {{tok|Mato}}'s challenge, negotiating with him mainly in Toki Pona<ref>[//forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1222&start=0]</ref> and creating "{{tp|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}: a contract for future sales". Written in {{tp|sitelen sitelen}}, the contract describes the sale of itself for $100 USD to {{tok|jan Mato}}.<ref>Jonathan Gabel (August 2, 2012). [//jonathangabel.com/2012/lipu-lawa-pi-esun-kama {{tok|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}].</ref>
{{tok|jan Mato}} wanted to test whether artificial languages were suited for sales contracts.<ref>[//forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1201&start=30#p6046]</ref> In 2009, Gabel followed through on {{tok|Mato}}'s challenge, negotiating with him mainly in Toki Pona<ref>[//forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1222&start=0]</ref> and creating "{{tp|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}: a contract for future sales". Written in {{tp|sitelen sitelen}}, the contract describes the sale of itself for $100 USD to {{tok|jan Mato}}.<ref>Jonathan Gabel (August 2, 2012). [//jonathangabel.com/2012/lipu-lawa-pi-esun-kama {{tok|lipu lawa pi esun kama}}].</ref>


Afterwards, {{tok|Mato}} reflected on the experiment, providing his opinions on Toki Pona's suitability for contracts and business.<ref>[//forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1265&p=6372]</ref>
Afterwards, {{tok|Mato}} reflected on the experiment, providing his opinions on Toki Pona's suitability for contracts and business.<ref>[//forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1265&p=6372]</ref>
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==={{tp|nasin nasa}}===
==={{tp|nasin nasa}}===
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==={{tp|lipu tenpo}}===
==={{tp|lipu tenpo}}===
Since its first issue in February 2021, almost every issue of the monthly webzine {{tp|[[lipu tenpo]]}} includes a poem written in {{tp|sitelen sitelen}}, alongside the same poem written in the [[sitelen Lasina|Latin alphabet]].
Since its first issue in February 2021, almost every issue of the monthly webzine {{tp|[[lipu tenpo]]}} includes a poem written in {{tp|sitelen sitelen}}, alongside the same poem written in the [[sitelen Lasina|Latin alphabet]].

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Lipu tenpo nanpa akesi - sitelen sitelen.png|The poem {{tp|seme li mi}} in {{tp|sitelen sitelen}} by {{tp|jan Alonola}}, published in the first issue of {{tp|lipu tenpo}} in 2021
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==External links==
==External links==