An oceania with gleaming white beaches, palms and coconuts rocking by the sea breeze, beautiful coral reefs, and rugged volcanic islands rising from the blue ocean

Oceania is the name given to a group of distributed islands located in the Pacific Ocean. The majority of these islands lie in the southern hemisphere. For cultural reasons, these islands are divided into four groups. The first is Micronesia, which is located in the eastern Philippines, and includes the Federated States of Micronesia. Palau, the Marshall Islands, and Nauru have dependencies in Guam, the United States of America, and there is a group of islands for Northern Mariana. These islands include the indigenous population, but the majority of the population is immigrants from European countries for many centuries.

The islands of Oceania are classified into four classes:

The first is on plateaus formed by vast sedimentary basins. The second category is islands that lie along the boundary in a collision of crust plates in the South Pacific Ocean. The third part includes volcanic islands such as Fiji up to the high mountain region which lies on the lower ends along with coral reefs. And last but not least, atolls are formed around conical volcanoes.

The language

The language spoken on the islands is English and French, which is spoken by hundreds of people, in addition to many other languages ​​in small and different proportions on these islands.