The Baining language is a language spoken by the Baining people, who primarily reside in the East New Britain province of Papua New Guinea. It belongs to the Nuclear Austronesian language family and is part of the larger Oceanic subgroup. The language is primarily used in everyday communication among the Baining community. Baining is notable for its unique phonetic and grammatical features, which distinguish it from other languages in the region. While the number of speakers has declined, efforts are being made to preserve the language and promote its use among younger generations, ensuring its cultural significance remains intact.