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|<div class="mw-no-invert" style="mix-blend-mode: multiply;">[[File:Cartouche - sitelen sitelen punctuation symbol drawn by Jonathan Gabel.jpg|60x60px]]</div>
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|<div class="mw-no-invert" style="mix-blend-mode: multiply;">[[File:Capsule - sitelen sitelen punctuation symbol drawn by Jonathan Gabel.jpg|60x60px]]</div>
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Punctuation marks are placed under the block of text that precedes it. With the period, exclamation mark and question mark there is usually space left empty underneath to signify the end of a sentence block. The comma and colon usually do not have such a gap, connecting directly to the block of text that follows it.
Similar to {{tp|[[sitelen pona]]}}, the cartouche is used for writing [[proper adjectives]] with [[#syllable glyphs|syllable glyphs]] placed inside it.
The capsule is used for writing words with syllable glyphs. This is most common with multiple-syllable words, to show that it is one word rather than multiple one-syllable words. It can be used to write any word, and it is the primary way to write multiple-syllable words that don't have their own [[#word glyphs|word glyph]]. Spelling a word out in a capsule can also be used to emphasize a single word, similar to using quotation marks in [[sitelen Lasina|Latin script]] Toki Pona.
==Writing==
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