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[the saint]

Does anyone know if there's a Papua New Guinean embassy or consulate or something in Seoul?

I'm trying to track down speakers of Tok Pisin so any leads there would be good too.

[Summer Wine]

I read somewhere that there is one. But why do you want to learn tok pisin? If you are going to Port Moresby to work or live then Motu is just as useful or even more so. If you are going to other areas to work or live then Tok pisin is good.

If you are just visiting then english speakers exist and can help you out easily. By the way, I speak tok pisin but don't live in Seoul. Just look up embassies on the PNG web page.

[rorkxdmssha]

http://www.congnamul.com/urlLink.jsp?x=495775&y=1130557
you go pinin mary?

[nobbyken]

Is someone tokin the pis with anagrams?

[the saint]

Thanks for that. Yes, I will be working elsewhere and Tok Pisin will be my daily lingua franca.

[Summer Wine]

Ok Man. yu go long wanim plac?

Man na, mi likim PNG. Na, mi likim u fidim plac ulsum lik mi.

na mi sori tru, mi losim ting ting tok pisin, tasol PNG im i plac long bel bilong mi.

stap strong long life bilong u yet eh.

Sorry man, I have been there lately, my pidgen has gone to the grave.

I will try and help you if you can email me.

Keep well and in touch.

[rickvaughn]

I havent been to PNG since 1992. I went to Solomons around the same time. Really miss the place, especially LOVED the people I met there!!!

My Tok Pisin is very rusty but I could get it back in a heartbeat if I were there...