The Power of Languages and Polynesian imagery

English

▪ The default language we have adopted is Standard American English.

Yet we also have good command of British English and can switch to it whenever specified.

French

▪ As a general rule, we use Standard academic French from France in our services.

Spanish

▪ We are proficient in Castilian Spanish, which is the official Spanish language used by most export companies and scholars alike.

Polynesian languages & dialects

▪ Reo Tahiti

▪ With Tahitian being the most widely spoken dialect of French Polynesia, we therefore focus on the Tahitian language, the Reo Tahiti.

Te Fare Vāna'a, which is the Tahitian language Academy within the local government, is the legal institution. Subsequently, it has been our reference for the written form and terminology of Tahitian language.

- 'Eo 'enana, 'Eo 'enata, Reo Rūrutu, Reko Maragai, etc.

▪ Additionally, other nonetheless valuable local dialects from different linguistic areas such as Nuku Hiva, Hiva 'Oa, the Austral islands or the Tuamotu islands can be employed.

Endorsing the standards set by the Academy of Marquesian language Te Tuhuka 'Eo 'Enana and the Academy of Pakumotu language Karuru Vānaga we also consider the work done by different linguistic associations, current usage and common knowledge.

▪ Hawaiian

▪ Māori

▪ Samoan