* Norfuk - This is a unique creole language that combines elements of 18th-century English with Tahitian and Polynesian influences. It is the official language of Norfolk Island.
* English - While Norfuk is the official language, English is widely spoken and understood. It is used in education, government, and most commercial settings.
It's also worth noting that a small number of residents speak:
* Pitkern - This is a language spoken on Pitcairn Island and is closely related to Norfuk.
* Other Pacific languages - There is a small community of people from other Pacific Islands who may speak languages like Tuvaluan or Fijian.
So while Norfuk is the dominant language, English plays a significant role in the daily life of Norfolk Islanders.