Disaster Risk Management on the Island of Pukapuka

A Cook Islands maori documentary of how Pukapukans prepare for cyclones. Elders of Pukapuka share their experiences of how the island has survived from disasters in the past.

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I love the island of pukapuka because its beautiful, to be honest

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Miss my island of Pukapuka
Danger island..

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Atawai wolo note video

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the old man speaks proper wale such a shame people diluting traditional language

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@Benito Evans he is mixing wale with Rarotongan dialect which is now more commonly used nowadays

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Pukapukan language sounds very similar to Tokelauan and Tuvaluan and abit of Samoan

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Man, were do they get these names for these cyclones sounds fishy as..

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They don't even know how to speak their own language.. Wat a shame..

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The dialect is not traditional ulu o te watu is what bernina pokia is saying. What is being spoken is mixed or pigeon.

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you know the Pukapuka people can speak Pukapukan and Rarotongans.. They speak Rarotongans so everyone in the Cooks can understand..