Oceania

 

 

 

Languages studied and research operations by country (see list below)

Australia: Dalabon, Jawoyn, Mangarayi, Ngalakan, Wardaman New-Caledonia:      – Mainland: Ajië, Bwatoo, Caac, Cèmuhî, Drubea, Fwâi, Jawe, Kwényïï, Nêlêmwa, Nemi, Nengone, Nixumwak, Numèè, Nyelâyu, Paicî, Pije, Xârâgurè, Xârâcùù, Zuanga or Yuanga      – Loyalty Island : Drehu, West Uvean, Iaai, Nengone Palau Republic: Palauan Papua New Guinea: Ku Waru, Tok Pisin Solomon Islands: Lovono, Tanema, Teanu, Tikopia Vanuatu: Araki, Big Bay, Bislama, Dorig, Hiw, Koro, Lakon, Lehali, Lemerig, Lo-toga, Löyöp, Malakula Languages, Mota, Mwerlap, Mwesen, Mwotlap, Nume, Olrat, Sakao, Sungwadia, Tholp, Vera'a, Volow, Vurës, Wanohe Wallis and Futuna: East Uvean, East Futunan   Oceanian Studies Map "The Customary Areas and Languages of New Caledonia"