The language that I posted about last night is Marshallese (Kajin Majol), the indigenous language of the Marshall Islands. The “ri Majol” are therefore the Marshallese people. Congrats to and .

I cut and pasted the two articles from my source (a PDF of the 25 May edition of Marshall Islands Journal), so the orthography is as used in newspapers. This means that none of the diacritical marks of the standard language have been used: “ri Majol” should strictly be “ri M̧ajōļ”, with hooks under the M and l which your browser may not render (mine gets the ļ but not the M̧).

Actually, that’s a good excuse for a poll:

(Sorry, , no ampersands.)