SNCA:Toki Pona

Most people who speak Toki Pona are trans btw, if that matters

>	kulupu is also widely used to describe plural systems, and many systems use it as a collective headnoun instead of jan (although members of such systems often individually use jan).	<
https://sona.pona.la/wiki/kulupu

>	someone who uses the head noun waso could be: An Otherkin or therian A furry with an avian fursona	<
https://sona.pona.la/wiki/Names

>	ma pona is a common name for a hypothetical place where Toki Pona is spoken [...] Physical nations named ma pona have been unsuccessfully proposed, and are now often criticized as nationalist. Linking languages to nation-states in general (such as with flag icons) has been criticized for a nationalist undercurrent, as it legitimizes a national language, and its enforcement, to the exclusion and vilification of indigenous languages and other languages spoken on the land. Such criticism applies to the idea of ma pona.	<
NOOO YOU CAN'T MAKE A HECKIN COUNTRY FOR TOKI PONA SPEAKERS CHUD

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Toki Pona
Pronunciation	[ˈtoki ˈpona]
Speakers	About 6 or 7 thousand
Influences	English, Tok Pisin, Finnish, Georgian, Dutch, Acadian French, Esperanto, Serbo-Croatian and Chinese
Sign Language	luka pona

Toki Pona (also known as Tranny Poona or Toki Pon-ACK) is a conlang invented in 2001 by a Canadian named Sonja Lang. It is designed to be overly simplistic and is best known for being the “easiest” “language” to “learn”. It has a limited vocabulary, so even the most basic subjects/objects (such as certain animals) would have to be described in the simplest terms. It has only a few words for numbers.

It can be written using Latin script or a logographic writing system named Sitelen Pona similar to hieroglyphics.

Troonslop status (yes, even conlangs can count as troonslop)

An EsperantoGOD hanging a tokitroon.

In recent years the Toki Pona community was infested with troons; thus most Toki Pona speakers are trannies, usually of the queer poly furry therian plural satanist leftist variety native to Tumblr. Possible reasons for this include:

• They assume because Toki Pona is meant to be a positive language, it cannot be repurposed by heckin fascist chuds
• The language has no gendered pronouns, though modifiers can be used to make them gendered
• It suits tumblrfags' habits of typing in all lowercase, due to the conlang in Latin script being mostly lowercase

The troon infestation led to the creation of a common word, "tonsi ", which means a "non-binary" person.

The sona pona, a wiki about Toki Pona, contains information about how certain words relate to troons, otherkin, plurals, and other special folx. Also, the articles on the words for male (meji) and female (meli) feature images of a pooner and an Indian tranny.

Gemmy qualities

Despite being coal, Toki Pona can be used to make gemmy statements like:

• tenpo ale la ona li kiwen laso suno = HWABAG
• mute li wile moli = Billions must die
• jan ale pi selo pimeja o moli = TND
• mije ale pi toki pi meli sina o moli = TTD
• o moku e misikeke sina = Take your meds
• jan pi selo pimeja o, mi nasa = Nigga I'm nuts
• mi luka unpa tan jan Sotan = I goon to Soytan

See also

• Esperanto
• Feralspeak
• Jakoglyphics
• NuSoyish

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