What are the langueges of Samoa?

Answer 1

Samoan and English
Samoan; and the second language is English.
Yes, that is the Second Language.
Samoan. But English is a second language in Samoa so most Samoans in the country speak English also.
Samoan, and English as second language
First language is Samoan; second is English.
Samoan and English
Definitely Samoan, and the second most spoken language is English.
Samoan people speak Samoan. English is also widely used in Samoa and is commonly referred to as the "second language" of Samoa.
Samoan
Samoan
Samoan and English
Samoan is the main language, with English as the second.
Samoan and English
There are two official languages in Samoa that the Samoan people speak. These two official languages are Samoan and English.
They have two official languages and they are, English and Samoan.

Answer 2

Samoan is the first language, and English is the second language
Main language Samoan, second language English
Samoan
Taiwanese
American Samoa, also called "Amerika Sāmoa," has 2 official languages:

1. Samoan
2. English

No other local languages are spoken, other than foreign languages spoken by tourists and foreign workers.

Answer 3

Tuvaluan is a Polynesian language of the Ellicean group spoken in Tuvalu. It is more or less distantly related to all other Polynesian languages, such as Hawaiian, Māori, Tahitian, Samoan, and Tongan, and most closely related to the languages spoken on the Polynesian Outliers in Micronesia and Northern and Central Melanesia. There are about 13,000 Tuvaluan speakers worldwide.
The official language of Tuvalu is Tuvaluan, a Polynesian language variation; most of the population also speaks English.

Answer 4

The Solomon Islands speak English (official), Melanesian, and 120 indigenous languages.
What language does the Solomon Islands speak

Answer A:I think English maybe a different language because I haven't been to the Solomon islands before

they speak pijon English
english
The official language of Solomon Islands is English.

Answer 5

The Independent state of Samoa has 2 official languages:

1. Samoan
2. English

Samoan is the national language. Including second-language speakers, there are more speakers of Samoan than English in Samoa.

Samoan Sign Language is also used by at least some of the deaf population. It is closely related to Australian Sign Language.

No other local languages are spoken, other than foreign languages spoken by tourists and foreign workers.

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Answer 6

The 2 official languages of Tonga are:

1. English
   
2. Tongan
   

93% of the population people speak Tongan. There are also a few people who speak Niuafo'ou, but that language is highly endangered.

Answer 7

American Samoa has 2 official languages:

1. Samoan
2. English

No other local languages are spoken, other than foreign languages spoken by tourists and foreign workers.

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Answer 8

The 2 official languages of Tuvalu are:

1. Tuvaluan, spoken by more than 99% of the population.
   
2. English, spoken as a second language by many, but not in the government or in people's homes.
   

In the district of Niu, they also speak a dialect of Kiribati (the language of the Republic of Kiribati).

Answer 9

The 1 official language of the Solomon Islands is English. However, less than 2% of the population can speak it.

The lingua franca is Solomons Pijin, which is related to the Tok Pisin of Papua New Guinea, but which has no official status. Solomons Pijin has the largest number of speakers if you include those that speak it as as second language.

The language with the most native speakers is Kwara'ae.

Here is a list of all 70 living languages in the Solomon Islands. Most of these languages are highly endangered, and the last 15 or 20 on this list will likely be extinct within 10 years:

1. Kwara'ae
   
2. Solomons Pijin
   
3. 'Are'are
   
4. Lau
   
5. Lengo
   
6. Kwaio
   
7. Toqabaqita
   
8. Talise
   
9. Ghari
   
10. Gela
    
11. Sa'a
    
12. Cheke Holo
    
13. Roviana
    
14. Baelelea
    
15. Bilua
    
16. Äiwoo
    
17. Marovo
    
18. Wala
    
19. Arosi
    
20. Fataleka
    
21. Solomon Islands Sign Language
22. Baeggu
    
23. Birao
    
24. Babatana
    
25. Kahua
    
26. Varisi
    
27. Natügu
    
28. Malango
    
29. Bughotu
    
30. Bauro
    
31. Zabana
    
32. Mono
    
33. Tikopia
    
34. Rennellese
    
35. Owa
    
36. Lungga
    
37. Simbo
    
38. Ghanongga
    
39. Savosavo
    
40. Dori'o
    
41. Kusaghe
    
42. Luangiua
    
43. Duke
    
44. Vaghua
    
45. Longgu
    
46. Touo
    
47. Lavukaleve
    
48. Blablanga
    
49. Nalögo
    
50. Gula'alaa
    
51. Gilbertese
    
52. Gao
    
53. Ughele
    
54. Vaeakau-Taumako
    
55. Vangunu
    
56. Fagani
    
57. Teanu
    
58. Sikaiana
    
59. Amba
    
60. Kokota
    
61. Hoava
    
62. Anuta
    
63. Nanggu
    
64. Ririo
    
65. Oroha
    
66. Laghu
    
67. Tanibili
    
68. Asubuo
    
69. Zazao
    
70. Lovono

Solomon Islands Sign Language appears to be a mixture of Australian Sign Language with local signs.

There are also 5 known extinct languages which were native to the Solomon Islands:

1. Rennellese Sign Language
   
2. Tanema
   
3. Dororo
   
4. Guliguli
   
5. Kazukuru
   

Answer 10

First language spoken is Samoan, with English as the second. Ethnicity - Samoan only.