Tahitian is a Polynesian language of French Polynesia, spoken mainly on the Society Islands around Tahiti, and it has no settled community in Britain. Requests are uncommon and usually documentary: a birth or marriage certificate, an academic record, or a civil paper where French often appears alongside the Tahitian and needs translating too. Interpreting comes up rarely, and most speakers are also fluent in French. The language has official standing in French Polynesia and is taught in schools, though French dominates public life. Around 68,000 people speak Tahitian as a first language, roughly a third of the territory's population.
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