In Wallisian, there are three registers: the honorific language is used by both commoners and royals themselves. The royalty use it as it is the chiefly language and the commoners use it when talking to either a royal or when talking to God. The honorific language is also used by commoners when talking about God or about a royal figure regardless of their presence.
In Wallisian, there are three levels of formality: the formal language is used by both commoners and royalty themselves. Royalty use it as it is the chiefly language and commoners use it when speaking to either a royal or when speaking to God. The formal language is also used by commoners when talking about God or about a royal figure regardless of their presence.