SuperNative is a Japanese language learning tool that trains users to hear, read and speak Japanese using over 10,000 short clips from television and movies. The site states that textbooks and flashcards alone are not sufficient.
Toki Pona Dictionary
A PDF version of the Toki Pona Dictionary, compiled by Sonja Lang and released in 2021. The Wikimedia Commons file runs 392 pages and omits the book cover and pages 393 through 402, which feature creative works by different authors. The author released the contents to the public domain.
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- A PDF version of Toki Pona Dictionary by Sonja Lang (2021) Source: commons.wikimedia.org
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