Language
The only official language in Nauru is Nauruan, but English is the language generally used by both the government and in many business interactions as nearly everyone speaks or at least understands English. Nauruan falls in the Austronesian language family and is considered a Micronesian language. This makes Nauruan closely related to Gilbertese (Kiribati), Marshallese (Marshall Islands), and the many languages of the Federated States of Micronesia.
Religion
Just over a third of Nauru's population follows the Nauru Congregational Church and another 10% follow the local Nauru Independent Church, which preaches a form of Protestantism. Another third of the population is Roman Catholic and the rest of the people are divided between being atheist or adhering to a wide variety of religions, none of which have a significant following in Nauru.
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