Over the past century or so, Bislama has evolved to what is currently spoken and written.

The longest written work in Bislama is the recently completed Bible.

It is now rarely spoken, having been replaced as a primary mode of communication by Bislama.

Second, because the teachers usually come from different places of Vanuatu, and therefore speak Bislama.

The virtue of Bislama was that with a bit of determination you could pick it up in an afternoon.

Thus, there were three languages used: French, English, and Bislama.

Bislama can be basically described as a language with an English vocabulary and an Oceanic grammar.

She wrote both in English and in Bislama.

A new Bislama dictionary, 2d ed.

There are three official languages: English, French, and Bislama.

French is one of Vanuatu's three official languages, along with Bislama and English.

In Bislama, ah is the common filler.

Although local pidgin, called Bislama, is the national language, English and French also are official languages.

Apma is increasingly mixed with words and expressions from Bislama, Vanuatu's national language.

The national language of the Republic of Vanuatu is Bislama.

Verbs in Bislama do not conjugate.

In 1995, she published Pasifik paradaes, written in Bislama.

Beach-la-Mar to Bislama: The emergence of a national language in Vanuatu.

Bislama reference grammar.

The Raga spoken by most people today is heavily mixed with Bislama, Vanuatu's national language.

Apart from English, he speaks French and Bislama, a Melanesian creole language.

"Traem Tingting Smol" is Bislama for "try and think a little".

Grama blong Bislama.

This is how Bislama was born, progressively evolving separately from other related pidgins from the Pacific.

In Vanuatu, where the cycad is known by the Bislama name namele, the tree has deep customary and spiritual significance.