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Facts sheets - Polynesian languages Table of contents Anutan (Solomon Islands) Emae (Vanuatu) Futunan, East (Futuna) Futunan, West (Vanuatu) Hawaiian (Hawai'i) Kapingamarangi (Federated States of Micronesia) Luangiua (Solomon Islands) Magarevan (Gambier Islands) Manihiki-Rakahanga (Cook Islands) Maori (New Zealand) Marquesan, North (Marquesas Islands) Marquesan, South (Marquesas Islands) Mele-Fila (Vanuatu) Moriori (Chatham Islands) - extinct Napukan (Tuamotu Islands) Niuatoputapu (Tonga) - extinct Niuafo'ou (Tonga) Niue (Niue) Nukumanu (Papua New Guinea) Nukuoro (Federated States of Micronesia) Nukuria (Papua New Guinea) Pileni (Solomon Islands) Pukapukan (Cook Islands) Rapa (Austral Islands) Rapa, Old (Austral Islands) - extinct Rapanui (Easter Island) Rarotongan (Cook Islands) Reao (Tuamotu Islands) Rennellese (Solomon Islands) Samoan (Samoa) Sikaiana (Solomon Islands) Tahitian (Society Islands) Takuu (Papua New Guinea) Tikopia (Solomon Islands) Tokelauan (Tokelau) Tongan (Tonga) Tongarevan (Cook Islands) Tuamotuan (Tuamotu Islands) Tubuai-Rurutu (Austral Islands) Tuvaluan (Tuvalu) Uvean, East (Wallis) Uvean, West (New Caledonia)
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