The Norf'k Language plays an integral part in the unique cultural heritage of Norfolk islanders
D'Norf'k laengwij staatorf orn Pitkern said dem Bounti myuuteniyas en dems Taahiishan waif lew iin 1790. Today the language is taught by families and at school and is spoken across the community; it is an integral part of the unique cultural heritage of the island. Like many of the 7000 languages spoken across the world, Norf'k is in danger of disappearing and our aim is to provide resources that will engage and inspire our future Norf'k speakers.