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k0attack
06:11 PM on April 06, 2010
Are you going to carry out the improvements yet? (you know, the painting of picture thingy, where the first syllable gives you a clue to the rest of the word?)
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hf
01:05 PM on March 28, 2010
The dictionary on scribd is not updated, and was uploaded 2/18/2009, before the updates on this site. go to dunjawen.wikispaces.com for Bon Wen 2.0.
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Vincent Pistelli
08:33 PM on March 08, 2010
Very cool! I definitely like bon wen, but I am very attached to esperanto from long time use, but that doesn't mean I can't learn another language also!
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Jason Tywlof
11:20 PM on October 01, 2009
Thanks for the cool language! I going to try to learn it, i'm really exited on how much easier it's going to be than German, French, or even Esperanto. It looks like so much fun! Thanks again! 
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k0attack
04:56 PM on July 24, 2009
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Tom
03:38 PM on May 23, 2009
I'm confused. Why did you create Bon Wen?
You say at some point: 'Bon Wen was made because I felt that Toki Pona
was a great language but needed more words for saying complex things. '
And then you contradict that a few lines on by saying about Toki Pona: 'At first,
you may think "this language needs more words, I'll create an offspring" but
the truth is that it's really a fully developed language.'
So why did you create it?
You say at some point: 'Bon Wen was made because I felt that Toki Pona
was a great language but needed more words for saying complex things. '
And then you contradict that a few lines on by saying about Toki Pona: 'At first,
you may think "this language needs more words, I'll create an offspring" but
the truth is that it's really a fully developed language.'
So why did you create it?
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ILuvEire
02:08 AM on April 10, 2009
Interesting language! You should try writing some poetry or something in it. 