Yes, Vanuatu has a rich oral tradition of myths and legends passed down through generations. These myths often involve supernatural beings, creation stories, and explanations for natural phenomena. They play a significant role in the cultural identity and spirituality of the people of Vanuatu.

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The capital of the South Pacific island country of Vanatu is Port Vila.

Wednesday, July 30, 1980 is the date that French became an official language of Vanuatu. The date in question references the Constitution and the independence of the Pacific Island Republic east of Australia, New Caledonia, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. French shares official status with Bislama and English and principal educational purposes with English.

It is NOT an island in the singular, but an archipelago of islands. The principal islands in group are Espiritu Santo, Malakula, Efate, & Epi. There are numerous smaller islands in the group.

It is legally a sovereign nation, and part of the British Commonwealth.

It was formerly known as 'New Hebrides'. Its capital city is Port Vila, on the island of Efate.

Not much

turtle feeding and races

the traditional cliff jump

ive herd that it is football but not American football like soccer i read that on wikipedia but i don't know wether to trust it or not cuz im doing a project on it right now that is how i foud this and i was hoping that it had an awnser

Around 12 hours.

Port Vila is the capital and largest city of Vanuatu, an island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean.

Efate also called Vate is the main island with the capital Port Vila Santo and Tanna would be considered as the most popular with tourist after Efate...

Vanuatu's national animal is the Dolphin.

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tank yiu tumas--thank you very much

tank yiu--thank you

a variation is

tang yiu (notice the g on the end instead of a k-they are virtually interchangeable in the local language-bislama)

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Ni-Van, I think it's short for Negro Vanuatu, and it's widely accepted.

Not a continent-but a group of islands. Usually referred to as part of Oceania. Note Vanuatu is a Melanesian nation - not Polynesian as per the above photo!

July 30, 1980

New Hebrides was a condominium governed by the French and the British, in other words a colony, in 1980 it became an independent country and the indigeneous people got into ruling their country and called it Vanuatu.

The Southern Hemisphere.

Natives of Vanuatu peel yams for their Lap-Lap meal consisting of milk and yam and pig shreads, baked over a live fire wrapped in banana leaf! Yummmmmmmmmmmy! It seems as though they eats this daily according to a live documentary on MTV.

The traditional dress of Vanuatu is called an ''Island dress'' or ''Mother Hubbard.''