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LanguagesLanguages Spoken: Uninhabited.
Tour guides and service professionals in tourist-oriented facilities are very likely to speak English.

People and CulturePeople and Culture: Such facilities as military bases provide are here. Although there is potential for the subsistence farming practiced here in former times, the crops being coconuts and sugarcane and the game being fish, few signs remain of traditions of the Chagosian people.

A resident or national of British Indian Ocean Territory is called "". The Term used to describe things from here is "". For example, " food".

FoodFood: This is transported to the island of Diego Rivera along with other necessary provisions, and consists of canteen-style fare, served with military panache. Indonesian and Philippine cuisines, as well as Western food, are available.
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