Solomon Islands

70 languages spoken mainly here:

• 24,400 speakers of Pijin
• 13,800 speakers of Lengo
• 13,200 speakers of Kwaio
• 12,500 speakers of Talise
• 12,100 speakers of Ghari
• 10,800 speakers of Cheke Holo
• 9,900 speakers of Roviana
• 8,800 speakers of Baelelea
• 8,700 speakers of Bilua
• 8,100 speakers of Marovo
• 6,800 speakers of Arosi
• 6,700 speakers of Fataleka
• 5,900 speakers of Baeggu
• 5,900 speakers of Birao
• 5,600 speakers of Babatana
• 5,200 speakers of Varisi
• 4,100 speakers of Malango
• 4,000 speakers of Bughotu
• 3,400 speakers of Bauro
• 3,400 speakers of Zabana
• 3,300 speakers of Tikopia
• 3,100 speakers of Owa
• 3,100 speakers of Owa
• 2,800 speakers of Lungga
• 2,700 speakers of Simbo
• 2,500 speakers of Ghanongga
• 2,400 speakers of Kusaghe
• 2,400 speakers of Ontong Java
• 2,400 speakers of Savosavo
• 2,300 speakers of Duke
• 2,000 speakers of Vaghua
• 1,900 speakers of Longgu
• 1,900 speakers of Touo
• 1,800 speakers of Blablanga
• 1,800 speakers of Lavukaleve
• 1,200 speakers of Ughele
• 1,100 speakers of Pileni
• 900 speakers of Fagani
• 900 speakers of Vangunu
• 700 speakers of Sikaiana
• 500 speakers of Hoava
• 500 speakers of Kokota
• 300 speakers of Anuta
• 100 speakers of Ririo
• Wala
• Lau
• Gao
• 'Are'are
• Äiwoo
• Amba (Solomon Islands)
• Asumboa
• Dori'o
• Gela
• Gula'alaa
• Kwara'ae
• Laghu
• Lovono
• Mono (Solomon Islands)
• Nagu
• Nalögo
• Natügu
• Oroha
• Rennell-Bellona
• Rennellese Sign Language
• Sa'a
• Tanema
• Tanimbili
• Teanu
• To'abaita
• Zazao