E Reo Noku, Episode 8 - Te Ulu o Te Watu-Pukapuka

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @vigofamily3734
    @vigofamily3734 Год назад +1

    Yes so proud of those who are putting our Puka Ya together. The best resource to learn the Wale language. Tika koe e Mama Orometua Kitiona.

  • @MatakaiFoodie
    @MatakaiFoodie 6 месяцев назад

    Love it Aunty Kiti. Koi mua tautou ❤️

  • @vigofamily3734
    @vigofamily3734 Год назад

    Mama Kitiona.❤️ Na wotu. God 🙌 bless you. Vitiongo... so proud 👏 of you 3, Manava Pukapuka tikai...

  • @jasOn1291
    @jasOn1291 Год назад

    Atawai for this video.. this is so helpful for someone who lives in Sydney

  • @DjFlyguyNz
    @DjFlyguyNz Год назад

    Wow Amazing Viti te Reo wale, was born in pukapuka but rise here in nz most of my life went to live in Arorangi at age of 11 for three years with my grandparents mama arii teroo and papa teroo, came back to nz. my mother has wale , Aitutaki and rarotonga blood so you can say i'm a fruit salad cos my father is full wale haha ,peace everyone ♥♥♥👌👍

  • @lopatisamasoni9378
    @lopatisamasoni9378 Год назад +3

    Pukapuka language is very much similar to Tuvalu language. Thank you for sharing this video.

  • @bernie.fitzpatrick7948
    @bernie.fitzpatrick7948 Год назад

    Wow, Manea! I really loved this episode. Ata Wai Walo Ladies you're AMAZING!!!eps the lady in the middle. Kia ola from Papakura...🇨🇰👏♥️👍

  • @PepeAnguna-po1gm
    @PepeAnguna-po1gm 7 месяцев назад

    😂😂😂😂 I'm ngaro😮😂😂😂❤❤

  • @vigofamily3734
    @vigofamily3734 Год назад

    Koi mua kotou e te au tuaine i loto i te Mesia...

  • @shenglongisback4688
    @shenglongisback4688 2 года назад

    Na viti the main singer what a strong voice!!!

  • @zvya3da
    @zvya3da 2 года назад +1

    Tell me please, a woman with a white notebook speaks pukapuka language?

    • @shenglongisback4688
      @shenglongisback4688 2 года назад

      Yes the ladies sitting together are speaking pukapukan they are family the older lady their mum

  • @omahawarrior1
    @omahawarrior1 Год назад +1

    Sounds similar to Niuafo’ou and Uvea language except with the Y/Th sound