Melanesian Languages

Micronesia is a region in the western Pacific Ocean, and it includes several island nations with diverse indigenous languages. The Micronesian languages are part of the larger Austronesian language family. Here are some examples:

Bislama: Spoken in Vanuatu.
Fijian: Spoken in Fiji.
Hiri Motu: Also spoken in Papua New Guinea.
Kanak languages: Various languages spoken by the Kanak people in New Caledonia.
Solomon Islands Pijin: Used in the Solomon Islands.
Tetum: Spoken in East Timor.
Tok Pisin: Spoken in Papua New Guinea.

These languages, along with many others, contribute to the rich linguistic tapestry of Melanesia.