What is Tahitian language?
'''Tahitian''' (''reo Tahiti'') is a [[Polynesian languages|Polynesian language]] indigenous to [[Tahiti]]. It and French are the official languages of [[French Polynesia]]. It is most closely related to [[Māori language|Māori]], [[Hawaiian language|Hawaiian]], [[Cook Islands Māori]], [[Rapa Nui language|Rapa Nui]] and other French Polynesian languages. ==Alphabet== The Tahitian [[alphabet]] has thirteen [[letter]]s; five [[vowel]]s ([[A]], [[E]], [[I]], [[O]] and [[U]]), eight [[consonant]]s ([[F]], [[H]], [[M]], [[N]], [[P]], [[R]], [[T]] and [[V]]) and the [[glottal stop]], called the ''’eta''. Tahitian also uses [[macron]]s to represent [[long vowel]]s ([[Ā]], [[Ē]], [[Ī]], [[Ō]] and [[Ū]]). ==References== {{Reflist}} {{Stub}} [[Category:Polynesian languages]]