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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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Brief description of the Marshallese language, with orthography and sample text.
Peace Corps language training manual and comprehensive introduction to the language.
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Bibliography of research on Marshallese from Byron W. Bender's home page followed by more general references on Austronesian linguistics.
Bibliography of research on Marshallese from Byron W. Bender's home page followed by more general references on Austronesian linguistics.
Peace Corps language training manual and comprehensive introduction to the language.
[PDF]
Brief description of the Marshallese language, with orthography and sample text.
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