Immersia Edition: Tok Pisin Lunches (Bring Your Own Lunch)
Event description
Yu save laikim Tok Pisin na PNG? Kam joinim yumi long Tok Pisin lans!
Tok Pisin lans em i wanpela bung bilong olgeta lain husat i save laikim Tok Pisin na PNG. Mipela save bung na stori long kainkain samting. Noken poret, noken sem, kam joinim yumi tasol, na singautim narapela lain i kam tu. Karim lans bilong yu i kam, o kam nating, laik bilong yu. Bai yu bungim ol lain bilong wokim wok painimaut long PNG, ol sumatin na narapela lain bilong ANU na bilong narapela hap tu.
Mipela save bung long olgeta Fonde long 12:30 long hap bilong sindaun autsait long Menzies Library. Taim bilong ren o taim bilong kol bai yumi bung insait long Coombs Tea Room.
Lukim yu long hap!
Tok Pisin lunches are informal gatherings, meant to bring together people who like Tok Pisin and PNG and are happy to forget about English for an hour, and chat in Tok Pisin instead. It doesn’t matter how much Tok Pisin you speak: everyone's welcome. You can bring your own lunch or coffee, or just come along. You will meet researchers, students and other Tok Pisin speakers from all around the campus and beyond.
We meet every Thursday at 12:30 in the barbecue area to the left of Menzies Library. When it rains or when it becomes too cold to sit outside, we meet in Coombs Tea Room. See you there!
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