Tahitic languages
Tahitic languages The Tahitic languages are a group of Eastern Polynesian languages in the Central Eastern branch. (The ...
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Category:Tahitic languages
Category:Tahitic languages Tahitic languages Pages in category "Tahitic languages" There are 6 pages in ...
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Polynesian languages
Polynesian languages Polynesian Geographic distribution: Polynesia Genetic classification: Austronesian ... Polynesian Oceanic Central-Eastern Oceanic Remote Oceanic languages Central Pacific East Fijian-Polynesian Polynesian Subdivisions: Tongic Nuclear Polynesian The Polynesian languages are a group of related languages spoken in the region known as Polynesia ... Polynesian. The major subgroups of the Polynesian languages There are approximately forty Polynesian languages. ...
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Marquesic languages
Marquesic languages Marquesic Languages Spoken in: Eastern Polynesia Geneticclassification: Austronesian Malayo ... Polynesian Nuclear Polynesian Eastern Central Marquesic Marquesic Languages are a small but historically important subgroup of East Central Polynesian languages: Marquesan languages of the Marquesas Islands in French ...
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Nuclear Polynesian languages
Nuclear Polynesian languages Nuclear Polynesian Languages Spoken in: Central Polynesia Geneticclassification: Austronesian Malayo ... of Polynesian Nuclear Polynesian refers to those languages comprising the Samoic and the Eastern Polynesian ... branches of the Polynesian group of Austronesian languages. The Eastern Polynesian group comprises two major ... comprised of Rapan, and the Marquesic and Tahitic languages. Nuclear Polynesian is differentiated, among ...
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Category:Polynesian languages
Category:Polynesian languages Subcategories There are 6 subcategories to this category. H Hawaiian language M Marquesic languages Māori S Samoic languages T Tahitic languages Tongic languages Pages in category "Polynesian ...
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Category:Austronesian languages
Category:Austronesian languages The main article for this category is Austronesian languages. Subcategories There are 7 subcategories to this ... B Balinese language E East Fijian-Polynesian languages F Formosan languages L Languages of Oceania Languages of the Philippines ...
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Category:Austronesian language stubs
... language stubs This category is for Austronesian languages-related articles that are stubs. You can ... language Aklanon language Anus language Arawe-Pasismanua languages Are language Are languages Are-Taupota languages Asi language B Balinese language Bantik language Basay language Bel languages Bikol language Bisakol Boholano language Buginese ...
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Tahitian language
... Central Pacific East Polynesian Nuclear East Central Tahitic Tahitian Language codes ISO 639-1: ty ... IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. Tahitian, a Tahitic language, is one of the two official languages of French Polynesia (along with French) and ... Subject-Object), which is typical of Polynesian languages. It also features a very small number ... a glottal stop—this is typical of Polynesian languages, and when copying Tahitian words, one ...
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Rarotongien   (translated from French)
... rar (discussed) See also: langue , list of languages , code color maori of Îles Cook ("Te ... island, nearer to Samoan and of the languages spoken on the three atolls about Tokelau ... group known as "proto-tahitien" (in English tahitic) whose name remains nevertheless discussed. (1) Well ... it maori of Nouvelle-Zealand , although these languages are close Warning : As for the majority of the languages not Indo-European the difficulty of ...
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