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Q: Hi! I'd like to learn about Kiribati, can you tell me anything about it?
Kiribati is a country in the pacific ocean. It has 33 atolls groups of tiny islands. The country is near the equator. The native of Kiribati are called i-Kiribati
That is interesting! Can you tell me about the Etymology of Kiribati?
I'm sorry, I don't have any information about the that. Yet I can tell you the Kiribati national football team is an associate member of the Oceania Football Confederation but not of the world governing body FIFA. Also, Kiribati has competed at the Commonwealth Games since 1998 and the summer Olympics since 2004. Kiribati gained UN support in 1998
That's pretty cool! Do you have any other information regarding their football team?
Not at the prei and Coral Sun Airwayssent moment. Sorry again. Yet I can tell you since January 2009 Kiribati has had two domestic airlines. Air Kiribati. Kiribati won its first-ever Commonwealth Games medal at the 2014 games. David Katoatau won Gold in the 105 group
No worries, that is pretty cool! Do you happen to have any information about the culture in Kiribati?
David Katoatau also took academic studies of Gilbertese culture. Kiribati minstery of Education is the education minister
Interesting. Do you have any other facts about the culture of Kiribati?
Sir Authur Gamble wrote about his time working in the British service while serving in Kiribati. From 1914 to 1932 in two popular books. Edward Eliot who was resident Commissioner of the island from 1913 to 1920 also wrote a book while serving on the island
That's pretty cool! Do you have any other information about these books that were written?
indeed I do. "Broken Atoms" by Edward Carlyon Eliot. "These are the days of or lives" by Sir Auther Grimble.
Interesting titles! I think that about covers everything thank you so much for all your help!
No problem glad I could assist you today.
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Kiribati