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Marshallese is the official language, but (American) English is taught in schools and is widely understood.
Marshallese basics
Greetings. Yokwe yuk. (Love to you.)
Hello/Goodbye. Ko na mauri.
How are you? Ejet am mour?
I'm well (thanks). Emman (komomol tata).
Please. Joij.
Thanks. Komomol tata.
Yes. Aet.
No. Jab.
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Marshall Islands
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