The document provides information about the Cayman Islands, including the common language spoken (English), common phrases used, popular foods, music genres, tourist attractions, exports, literacy and life expectancy rates, and quality of healthcare. It states that English is commonly spoken in the Cayman Islands, with some local phrases used. Popular foods include Johnny cakes, breadfruit, and meat pie, and music genres are folk music and jazz. Main tourist attractions are the Cayman Turtle Farm and Cayman Islands Diving. Listed exports are gourmet sea salt, turtle products, and some consumer goods. The literacy rate is 98% and life expectancy is 80.8 years, with only a 1.9% poverty rate. It

1. By Ryan M. And Ryan V.

2. WHAT THEY SPEAK COMMON PHRASES
English Come yah (come here)
Rite down deh (right there)
You kin geh a room ta rent
rite dih ( You can rent a
room right there)

3. Some foods are Johnny cakes, Breadfruit, and
Meat pie

4. Some music is Folk music and Jazz
It also brings in music to the U.S.

5. Some tourist attractions are the Cayman Turtle
Farm and the Cayman Islands Diving
Officially, the exports of the Cayman Islands are
listed as gormet sea salt, turtle products and
some consumer goods

6. Literacy Rate: 98%
Live Expectancy: 80.80
Poverty Rate: 1.9%
It has the best health care

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