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The 2 official languages of the Marshall Islands are:
- Marshallese
- English
Marshallese (also called Ebon) is spoken by more than 98% of the population, and English is almost as widely spoken.
Marshallese has 2 main dialects:
- Rālik (western)
- Ratak (eastern)
There is one identified sign language in Majuro, but it is not yet studied. Deaf people tend to use New Zealand Sign Language or no sign language at all.
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