AEI pi toki pona

toki pona li jo e kalama lili. o lukin e sitelen kalama ni:

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ona li sitelen kalama e toki pona kepeken nasin sitelen Lasina. taso jan pi toki pona li pali e nasin sitelen sin (o lukin e sitelen pona).

nasin sitelen sin pi toki pona

nasin sitelen ante li lon lipu ni
But note that 1. the sitelen pona here is not the official one in Sonja's book and
2 there are also Cyrillic and various forms of katakana and hiragana as well as Kanji and Han ji as well as Devanagari and probably several other writing systems around now. Latin remains the standard and should accopany any excursions into variants.