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Esperanto is an international auxiliary language constructed by L. L. Zamenhof. Both Esperanto and Toki Pona culture are overlapped. Many words from Esperanto were the origins for Toki Pona words.

English Wikipedia has an article on
Esperanto.

Wikipesija has a Toki Pona article on
toki Epelanto.

Toki Pona words from Esperanto

Toki Pona	Esperanto	Meaning	Book presence
ijo	io	"something"	nimi pu
ilo	ilo	"tool"	nimi pu
kan	kun	"with"	none
kapa	kapo	"head"	none; replaced by nena
kokosila	krokodilas	“to speak a non-Esperanto language among Esperanto speakers”	nimi ku suli
li	li	"he"	nimi pu
majuna	maljuna	"old"	nimi ku lili
mi	mi	"I"	nimi pu
musi	amuzi	"to have fun"	nimi pu
mute	multe	"many"	nimi pu
pali	fari	"to do", "make"	nimi pu
pini	fini	"to end", "to finish"	nimi pu
pona	bona	"good"	nimi pu
sama	sama	"same"	nimi pu
selo	ŝelo	"skin"	nimi pu
suno	suno	"sun"	nimi pu
supa	surfaco	"surface"	nimi pu
tenpo	tempo	"time"	nimi pu
tomo	domo	"house"	nimi pu
tu	du	"two"	nimi pu

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-'''Esperanto''' is an {{w|international auxiliary language}} constructed by {{w|L. L. Zamenhof}}. Both Esperanto and Toki Pona culture are overlapped. Many words from Esperanto were the origins for Toki Pona words.
+'''Esperanto''' is an {{w|international auxiliary language}} constructed by {{w|L. L. Zamenhof}}. Both Esperanto and Toki Pona culture are overlapped. Many words from Esperanto were the origins for Toki Pona words.{{Wikipedia|Esperanto}}
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 ==Toki Pona words from Esperanto==
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 ==See also==
 * [[Etymologies]]
-{{Wikipedia|Esperanto}}
-{{Wikipesija|toki Epelanto}}