Native speakers: Revision history

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• curprev 19:3519:35, 2 January 2024‎ SnpoSuwan talk contribs‎ 1,460 bytes +1,460‎ Created page with "There is some debate over the existance of '''native speakers of Toki Pona'''. ==Erik Sealander== {{w|Reddit}} user u/eriksealander, referred to '''Erik Sealander''' throughout the rest of the article, is a language teacher, often regarded as the father of the first native speakers of Toki Pona. In an interview with {{tok|Aronora}}, he stated that he started teaching his children Toki Pona as he is a language enthusiast and for the benefits of {{w|multilingualism}}..."