Ni-Vanuatu

Ni-Vanuatu
human population, nation
Subclass ofMelanesians, Pacific Islanders, inhabitant Chenj-am
Kontri wey e kom fromVanuatu Chenj-am
Langwej wey e fit tok, rait abi yuz hand tokBislama, English langwej, French Chenj-am
Named afterVanuatu Chenj-am
KontriVanuatu Chenj-am
Located in the administrative territorial entityVanuatu Chenj-am
Country of originVanuatu Chenj-am

Ni-Vanuatu and oda Melanesian pipo bi laik Naijá pipo and Naijá mus aulweis represent dem and protekt dia interest no mata wetin hapun in komin days, weeks or months

Ni-Vanuatu (wey dey infomali abreviated as Ni-Van) bi a laj grup of klosli rileted Melanesian etnik grups wey dey netiv to di island kontri of Vanuatu. As such, Ni-Vanuatu bi a mixd etnolinguistik grup wit a shared etnojenesis wey dey spik a moltitiud of langwejis.[1][2][3][4]

Ni-Vanuatu or Ni-Van yuzuali dey restrited to di indijenous populaeshon of Vanuatu. E diferen from di demonym Vanuatuan, wey in principul dey rifa to eni citizen of Vanuatu, regadles of dia orijin or etniciti. (Di fom Vanuatuan in fakt dey rareli yuz for English, and dey regaded as inkoret bai som autors and styl gaids.[5][6][7])

Indijenous pipo of Vanuatu get English and French influensis diu to di histri of kolonialisim from di British and French, wey lead to di spikin of dia main langwejis as English, Bislama and French.[8]

Di kolchoral aspets of Ni-Vanuatu sosaiti don dey instild for di indijenous komuniti and dey expresd thru klotin, richuals, ceremonis, miuzik, pafomin and fain arts, and kuisin. Di spirishual tais Ni-Vanuatu get wit dia land and ancestors dry konveyd thru diz tradishons and som of diz remainin artefakts don dey presavd and displayd for galeris of Vanuatu.

  1. "RAMSI dey Moun Senior Ni-Vanuatu Polis Ofica wey don kpai". Solomon Taims. 28 April 2009. Retrieved 30 August 2011.
  2. "Ni-Vanuatu arrested NZ"Templet:Dead link, Redio Vanuatu, 10 March 2009
  3. "Des Ni-Vanuatu en final des Masters"Templet:Dead link, Ajens univasitaire frankofon, 31 July 2008
  4. "Ni-Vanuatu wokas wey dey emploid unda RSE scheem dey set to inkreas". Radio New Zealand International. 18 February 2008. Retrieved 30 October 2011.
  5. Rowlins, Gregori (2016). "Asymmetrikal ambiguitis: di 'White Australia polici', travul, maigraeshon and citizenship for Vanuatu, 1945–1953". In Lekie, Jacquelin; McCarthy, Angela; Wanhalla, Angela (eds.). Maigrant Kros-Kulchoral Enkauntas for Asia and di Pacifik. London: Taylor and Francis. ISBN 9781317096672.
  6. Fenelon, Judy (2002). AusAID style guide (PDF). Australian Agenci for Intanachonal Development. p. 79. OCLC 225052411. Archived from the original (PDF) on 17 April 2012. Retrieved 14 November 2018.
  7. "V". Guardian and Obsava style gaid. Guardian Media Group. 5 November 2015. Retrieved 14 November 2018.
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