Latin alphabet- Check. Hangul- Check. Tengwar- Check. Kana- Check.
Of the above, really, any syllabary or alphabet that has 14 sounds can write toki pona. What is particularly interesting are scripts that go beyond transliterating and do something useful in the context of toki pona.
But don't forget the Japanese Kanji/Kata Kana :
http://onclepom.u7n.org/tokiPona/tpTranscriber.phpthe Pona alphabet --
I'm only finding scraps of this one on google images. Is it up anywhere at the moment?Mushi-san's alphabet, (Ah, the one with the half circles)
the "linja wan" syllabary--
What? I can't find this one. Do you have a link?the Heiroglyphs jan Josan's.
jan Josan also did the chinese :
viewtopic.php?f=38&t=1519&hilit=chinese#p8261the Unicode -- Henrik Theiling
and that Nelanth one --
Who? I see his name in the archive, I can't find any of his work.the 00 version of the two-letter code-- jan Ante
This one is new to me:
http://ildisordine.files.wordpress.com/ ... itelen.pngI know there is another one based on sign post-type icons.
And sign language-- somewhere.
There were rumors of cuneiform, but I can't see how that would work. The phonotactics of tp and mesopotamian languages don't match up very well.
Sorry I can't post all my links here, the forum only allows 4 links per post.