The island is under the jurisdiction of Chile and is now home to a number of Chilean continentals. The influence of the Spanish language is noticeable in modern Rapa Nui speech. As fewer children learn to speak Rapa Nui at an early age, their superior knowledge of Spanish affects the 'passive knowledge' they have of Rapa Nui. A version of Rapanui interspersed with Spanish nouns, verbs and adjectives has become a popular form of casual speech. The most well integrated borrowings are the Spanish conjunctions "o" (or), "pero" (but) and "y" (and). Spanish words such as "problema" (problem), which was once rendered as "poroborema", are now often integrated with minimal or no change.