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Tok Pisin is a wonderful language, spoken by a wonderful people. This website is meant to be a great resource for those of you who speak Tok Pisin and for those of you who are learning about it.
If you have information on Tok Pisin, are a native speaker of Papua New Guinea, or would like to add resources for Tok Pisin information, please feel free to do so in the Wiki. A wiki is a place where anyone can edit the webpages to help add important information about the topic. Click on the links are the top of the content section to edit pages, and click on the :: to the left of "Wiki" on the left navigation bar to modify the site contents. Click here for Information on How to Add New Pages. Contributors are welcome!
Clinical Clerking and Examination in Tok Pisin - great document put together by Dr. Stephen Ward. A resource for English speaking health care workers in Papua New Guinea.
TOKSAVE LONG OL RAITS BILONG OL MANMERI LONG OLGETA HAP BILONG DISPELA GIRAUN - Take a look at the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Tok Pisin!
If you have information on Tok Pisin, are a native speaker of Papua New Guinea, or would like to add resources for Tok Pisin information, please feel free to do so in the Wiki. A wiki is a place where anyone can edit the webpages to help add important information about the topic. Click on the links are the top of the content section to edit pages, and click on the :: to the left of "Wiki" on the left navigation bar to modify the site contents. Click here for Information on How to Add New Pages. Contributors are welcome!
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Clinical Clerking and Examination in Tok Pisin - great document put together by Dr. Stephen Ward. A resource for English speaking health care workers in Papua New Guinea.
TOKSAVE LONG OL RAITS BILONG OL MANMERI LONG OLGETA HAP BILONG DISPELA GIRAUN - Take a look at the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Tok Pisin!
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Hey, just wondering if there are many people out there who get on this site? Do you ever start blogs in Tok Pisin? I'm actually American, but know Pisin fluently and LOVE to speak/write/sing and read in it... so if there's anyone out there who want's to have a conversation in Pisin, mi stap ya.  [reply to this ] |
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I have friend who grew up in New Guinea, and sometimes she sends me random stuff. The other day she sent me this message, "Oi! me mallo mallo tasol. As blong me i sinaun long dispela hap - Haus Buk. Olrit, yu kisim gutpela nait." I'm pretty sure it's Tok Pisin from the research i did. Any chance some could tranlate it for me? Thanks [reply to this ] |
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