Vanuatu
Oceania
- Capital
- Port Vila
- Population
- About 335,000
- Currency
- Vanuatu vatu
- Languages
- Bislama, English, and French
- Known for
- Mount Yasur
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More than 100 Indigenous languages are spoken across Vanuatu's islands.
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