Marshallese Eastern Polynesian Malayo Austronesian Natural Languages Linguistics

Marshallese, also known as Ebon, is an Eastern Malayo-Polynesian member of the Austronesian language family spoken by approximately 44000 people. Speakers are principally concentrated in the Marshall Islands with a smaller population based on the island of Nauru.

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• - Peace Corps language training manual and comprehensive introduction to the language.
  
• - A short description and phrase list.
  
• - Brief description of the Marshallese language, with orthography and sample text.
  
• - Bibliography of research on Marshallese from Byron W. Bender's home page followed by more general references on Austronesian linguistics.
  
• - Department of Education and Marshallese Studies at the College of the Marshall Islands. Degree requirements and course listings.
  
  

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