List of endangered languages of the Pacific
Polynesia
The following Polynesian languages are considered endangered.

List of endangered languages of the Pacific

Section Title: Polynesia
Table Section Text: The following Polynesian languages are considered endangered.

Language	Speakers	Status	Ethnologue entry (ISO 639-3)

Rapa language (French Polynesia)

Rapa Nui language (Chile)

Niuafo'ou language (Tonga)

Kapingamarangi language (Micronesia)

Nukumanu language (Papua New Guinea, Nukumanu Islands)

Nukuoro language (Micronesia)

Nukuria language (Papua New Guinea)

Ontong Java language (Solomon Islands)

Sikaiana language (Solomon Islands)

Takuu language (Papua New Guinea)

Tuvaluan language (Tuvalu)

Anuta language (Solomon Islands)

Emae language (Vanuatu)

Futunan language (Wallis and Futuna)

Futuna-Aniwa language (Vanuatu)

Mele-Fila language (Vanuatu)

Rennell-Bellona language (Solomon Islands)

Tikopia language (Solomon Islands)

West Uvean language (New Caledonia)

Vaeakau-Taumako language (Solomon Islands)

Pukapuka language (Cook Islands)

Penrhyn language (Cook Islands)

Tokelauan language (Tokelau)

Niuean language (Niue)

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Futunan language is endangered language of the Pacific.

final_sentence: Futunan language is endangered language of the Pacific.