(North Pentecost language), Apma (Central Pentecost language), Sowa (a recently extinct language of south-central Pentecost), Ske (a small and endangered language of south-western Pentecost), and Sa (South Pentecost language). Apma and Sa have multiple dialects. In addition, most people on Pentecost speak Bislama, the form of pidgin English that is Vanuatu's national language, and the island's native languages are becoming increasingly mixed with Bislama words and expressions. Educated islanders also know English or French, which are taught in schools. See also Motarilavoa Hilda Lini Bungee jumping Turaga nation References External links PentecostIsland.net - further information on Pentecost Andrew Gray's diaries from Pentecost The languages of Pentecost Pentecote, Vanuatu on maps.google.com Islands of Vanuatu Penama Province