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Toki Pona is a constructed language created in 2001 with only 120 words that is meant to be easy to learn. It can be learned within an hour and fluency achieved within weeks. While simple, some speakers feel it allows them to communicate without overthinking translations. It can provide a secret language between friends and remove unnecessary complexity from conversations. The Toki Pona Society offers classes to learn the language in a fun, supportive environment.
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