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Teanu (or Puma, Buma) is the main
language spoken on the
island of Vanikoro, in the
easternmost province of the
Solomon Islands. The
language receives...
- main
island of the group, Banie.
Teanu has
currently only one
inhabited village, Puma.
Teanu has
given its name to
Teanu, the main
language of Vanikoro...
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major islands are inhabited: the
bigger one Banie, and the
smaller one
Teanu (or Tevai). Other,
uninhabited islets in the
Vanikoro group include Manieve...
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known as
Teanu. "
Teanu: A
language of
Solomon Islands". Ethnologue.
Retrieved 26 June 2018. Maps of Vanikoro,
showing location of Puma on
Teanu island....
- four speakers; it has been
replaced by the island’s
dominant language,
Teanu. The
language name
makes reference to an
ancient village in the northwest...
- branches. Reef Islands–Santa Cruz Utupua: Amba, Asumboa,
Tanimbili Vanikoro:
Teanu, Lovono,
Tanema François (2009)
notes that the
lexicons of all
three Vanikoro...
- speaker,
Lainol Nalo. Like its
neighbour Lovono, it has been
replaced by
Teanu, the main
language of Vanikoro. The late
Emele Mamuli was a
prolific storyteller...
- the 2008 U.S.
presidential election Puma language, a
language of
Nepal Teanu language or Puma, a
language of the
Solomon Islands Carlos Landín Martínez...
- (which is
actually made up of two islands,
Banie and its
small neighbour Teanu) and Utupua. The
table below provides basic data on
these three islands...
- Ndende,
Santa Cruz)
Temotu Neo (Malo)
Temotu Noi
Utupua Vanikoro Banie Teanu (Tevai)
Tinakula Reef
Islands Duff
Islands (Pileni Taumako)
Taumako Taumako...
