Freelang Ponapean-English dictionary

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The Ponapean language of Caroline Islands

Ponapean is a Micronesian language that is spoken in the Caroline Islands, in Australia. There are about 29,000 people who speak this language. The majority of the speakers can be found in Pohnpei, which is one of the islands in Caroline Islands. Pohnpei was formerly known as Ponape. Out of the total population of speakers, 3,000 of them live in the outer Islands of Pohnpei. One feature of the Ponapean language is the fact that it has some specialized vocabulary that is [...]

Ponapean is a Micronesian language spoken mostly on the island of Pohnpei (formerly known as Ponape) and the Caroline Islands, by about 29,000 speakers.

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Word list information

This dictionary was made by Renato B. Figueiredo.

Ponapean > English: 240 words
English > Ponapean: 210 words

Last update: March 21, 2014
First upload: April 9, 2008

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