toki pona ASCII syllabary: Difference between revisions

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{{Figure|{{tok|<code>j l bn e Oq Tw sn</code>}}|{{tp|jan li pana e moku tawa sina}}}}
 
The '''toki pona ASCII syllabary''' by {{tok|[[jan Misali]]}}, or '''{{tp|sitelen Aki}}'''{{citation needed|date=2024-01-10}}, is a [[writing system]] that assigns each [[phonotactic]]ally allowed [[syllable]] in [[Toki Pona]] to a single {{abbr|{{w|ASCII}}|American Standard Code for Information Interchange}} character.
 
The syllabary can be used to [[Text compression|compress text]], with each character being reducible to 7 {{w|bit}}s. Word lengths range from unchanged (for one-letter words) to a third as long, such as {{tok|<code>C%</code>}} for {{tp|[[sinpin]]}}. A major limiting factor for the {{w|Data compression ratio|compression ratio}} is the need to separate words, which is generally done with the ASCII {{w|Whitespace character|space}} (<code> </code>). {{tok|Misali}} also suggests using the syllabary as an {{w|input method}} for other writing systems.
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!{{tp|&empty;-}}
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==See also==
* {{tp|[[sitelen akesi]]}}, another ASCII-based writing system
 
==External links==
* [https://seximal.net/tkpn WebsiteDocumentation on the official website]
[[Category:Writing systems]]