The presentation of the tabua is just the as our Samoan culture. When the husband passed away the lady's family come with a special fine mata, we call it "ie tonga" ie ole aamiiga, this fine mat will be present as the token of forgiveness, of whatever mistake she had done during her stay with her husband. * but people or families had now looked at both side if they had children, then it's the husband's family to return the fine mat, and tell her tribe/family, she will stay within her children's in her husband's family/ tribe. It's our culture just in case the husband's family don't appreciate her. The other say we say, ua mutia le ala, which means the connection between the husband and wife is connected or bridge as one family because of their children's. Vinaka Ura thanks for the vblog
The exchanging of the whalebone is like with fine mats in the Samoan culture. It’s for officially asking the husband’s family for forgiveness of any wrongdoing she may have done. Another for last farewell and ending their marriage bond with death. It is why fine mats are a big part of the Samoan custom and tradition. 💯💯💯💯💯
When they say "It takes a village to raise a kid" this is what they mean. Whole village working in harmony. The village will raise you and also bury you when the time comes. Wananavu Viti. Vinaka Yanu na nomu varaitaka tu na noda varau na kawa i taukei vei vuravura taucoko.
Isaaaaa the reality of life - our maritime villages encounter and decisions made in respect of the beloved ones who have passed away. Thank you all, Turaga Naitas and Marama Naitas for sharing your story with us. 👏👏🤝🤝🥰🥰
Vnk valevu Navuti na veiqaravi, dina ga ni tou koro lailai, sega soti kena qele, veitaravi tiko nodatou somate(mai Nawejikuma Nawaka macawa tarava caka e Navuti)kei na oga tale eso. Ia na yalo ni veiqaravi e dua tu ga. Au dau beji taka tu kina nqu koro ni susugi qo..Isa na gauna, me ra bula tu mada na qase sa yali yni 😢. They shall be proud of you all, because they know that their motto lives on to this new generation.."Butuka tu na veve, qai varia na sokisoki"...
Indeed it's still an issue with a busted mortuary or no mortuary where the person who dies gets buried the same day in the maritime areas. Daily struggles but just another day like normal. 😊
The presentation of the tabua is just the as our Samoan culture. When the husband passed away the lady's family come with a special fine mata, we call it "ie tonga" ie ole aamiiga, this fine mat will be present as the token of forgiveness, of whatever mistake she had done during her stay with her husband. * but people or families had now looked at both side if they had children, then it's the husband's family to return the fine mat, and tell her tribe/family, she will stay within her children's in her husband's family/ tribe. It's our culture just in case the husband's family don't appreciate her. The other say we say, ua mutia le ala, which means the connection between the husband and wife is connected or bridge as one family because of their children's. Vinaka Ura thanks for the vblog
Malo lava.. love our connections 🌺🌺🥰
Its such a beautiful culture, I see the Fijian culture is strong and being passed down to the next generation. Awesome stuff Bula💯
The exchanging of the whalebone is like with fine mats in the Samoan culture. It’s for officially asking the husband’s family for forgiveness of any wrongdoing she may have done. Another for last farewell and ending their marriage bond with death. It is why fine mats are a big part of the Samoan custom and tradition. 💯💯💯💯💯
Thanks Wantok, watching from Vanuatu,Thank you for Sharing
That’s a great tradition, thank you Uraia for explaining it
Thank you for sharing your culture 💯💯
very interesting the fijian culture love it...heyhey
When they say "It takes a village to raise a kid" this is what they mean. Whole village working in harmony. The village will raise you and also bury you when the time comes. Wananavu Viti. Vinaka Yanu na nomu varaitaka tu na noda varau na kawa i taukei vei vuravura taucoko.
Navuti moturiki in the hoouuussee chooooooooo hooooooooooo
Kia orana brothers, another awesome vlog Vinaka
Isaaaaa the reality of life - our maritime villages encounter and decisions made in respect of the beloved ones who have passed away. Thank you all, Turaga Naitas and Marama Naitas for sharing your story with us. 👏👏🤝🤝🥰🥰
This is one video that captures the cooking culinary of the villages, and traditional protocol of such sensitive topic. Vinaka Vakalevu.
"Your service is not like required anymore" 😂😂😂
Don't chase her Ura🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
New recipe him, lots of rice and some flour lol,that guy always funny.Inia or what his name.ehehe bula from Oklahoma
Vnk valevu Navuti na veiqaravi, dina ga ni tou koro lailai, sega soti kena qele, veitaravi tiko nodatou somate(mai Nawejikuma Nawaka macawa tarava caka e Navuti)kei na oga tale eso. Ia na yalo ni veiqaravi e dua tu ga. Au dau beji taka tu kina nqu koro ni susugi qo..Isa na gauna, me ra bula tu mada na qase sa yali yni 😢. They shall be proud of you all, because they know that their motto lives on to this new generation.."Butuka tu na veve, qai varia na sokisoki"...
Look so good
Keep those videos coming!
Dou bula vina'a na Tavale, Arua, Momo mai Navujo😂😂😂✌🏽✌🏽 toto'a a vlog.
😄😁 Uraia is always around for the taste
U boys r awesome doin lovo 8 pots of food hangi fish dishes
Thank you Uraia
Josese the fijian joker, his laugh is so unbelievable 😂😂😂
Vinaka na veiqaravi ❤
❤❤❤Kaji kaji
Kaji nite
Indeed it's still an issue with a busted mortuary or no mortuary where the person who dies gets buried the same day in the maritime areas. Daily struggles but just another day like normal. 😊
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Isa RIP momo Naqa...
Where is couco
Bro where is the hair gone too
Ura eats every wea
Totoka
Food looking good ❤