Kiribatian word

Kiribatian word Gilbert word
Taetae ni kiribati
The country which is talked about	Kiribati Fiji Marshall Islands Nauru The Solomon Islands Tuvalu Vanuatu
The number of the speakers	102,000 people
Language system	Austronesian Malaysia Polynesia group of a language family Oceania languages Central-Eastern Oceanic Micronesian languages Micronesian Proper Kiribatian word
Public position
Official language	Kiribati
Controllerate	Kiribati Language Board
Language cord
ISO 639-1	Unavailable
ISO 639-2	gil
ISO 639-3	gil
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The language of Kiribati (Kiribati or Gilbert word) is a language to belong to Austronesian Malaysia Polynesia group of a language family Oceania languages Micronesia languages. It is talked mainly in the Gilbert Islands (Kiribati).

The language of Kiribati is a VOS type language.

Because ti of the Kiribatian word does 歯擦化 and is pronounced like ス or スィ, in Kiribati, it is not drill Batty in Kiribati or キリバスィ.

Outside link

• English/Kiribati and Kiribati/English translator with over 50,000 words
• Ethnologue report for Kiribati/by Amota A Merang
• Gilbertese words collection for SuperMemo
• Dictionary with Gilbertese - English Translations from Webster's Online Dictionary - the Rosetta Edition
• Bibliography on Kiribati linguistics

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