Vanuatu

Languages:

The official languages of Vanuatu are Bislama, English, and French. Bislama is a creole language that is based on English and is widely spoken throughout the country. English and French are also used in government, business, and educational settings, and they are considered to be important languages for trade and commerce. There are also over 100 indigenous languages that are spoken in Vanuatu, with many communities using their own language in their daily lives.

Religion:

Christianity is the largest religion in Vanuatu, with the majority of the population belonging to various Protestant denominations, including the Presbyterian Church and the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Catholicism is also present in Vanuatu but represents a smaller percentage of the population. Traditional religions, which include ancestor worship and belief in spirits, are also present in Vanuatu and are often mixed with Christianity.

Ethnic Groups:

Melanesian 99.2%, non-Melanesian 0.8% (2016 est.)