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			''[[Samoa\|Samoa]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[Samoa Language and Languages\|Language and Languages]]''

	There are 165,000 people in Western Samoa. All are Polynesian and speak Samoan. American Samoans also have a rich language that remains the main language of the people.		There are 165,000 people in Western Samoa. All are Polynesian and speak Samoan. American Samoans also have a rich language that remains the main language of the people.