Nemi people

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The Nemi people are an indigenous group of New Caledonia known for their distinct cultural traditions and use of the Nemi language.

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Nemi people canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf indigenous people
associatedWith Kanak customary institutions
clan-based social organization
customary land tenure
colonialHistory French colonization of New Caledonia
continent Oceania
country France
culturalRegion Kanak cultural area of Grande Terre
linked to: Grande Terre
ethnolinguisticGroup Nemi language speakers
governedBy customary authorities
hasAutonym Nemi
hasCulturalTraditions distinct cultural traditions
indigenousTo New Caledonia
languageBranch New Caledonian languages
languageFamily Austronesian languages
languageStatus endangered language community
languageSubfamily Oceanic languages
locatedIn New Caledonia
Pacific Ocean
minorityStatus indigenous minority in New Caledonia
partOf Kanak people
populationStatus small population
recognizedAs indigenous group of New Caledonia
region North Province of New Caledonia
central east coast of Grande Terre
religion Christianity
traditional Kanak beliefs
traditionalTerritory area around Poindimié, New Caledonia
usesLanguage Nemi language

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Nemi language spokenBy Nemi people
Nemi language ethnicity Nemi people
Nemi language hasSpeakerCommunity Nemi people