TALATUKU 1: Village de Taoa (Intégrale du 22 février 2018)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- 1ère immersion de TALATUKU à Futuna à TAOA (Royaume de Alo). Primo diffusion sur Wallis et Futuna .1, le 22 février 2018. Le patrimoine, l'histoire, les mythes, contes et légendes racontés par les villageois eux-mêmes.
Tiafoi Pelenato Falematagia tamana pe kose tupuna kua puli atu mo leinei malama😢😢😢💔💔💔💔alofa atu ki lou Malolo aga 😢😢😢😢💖💖💖
Bravo a mes anciens, et courage pour la suite talatuku
Happy Friday 25th et bonjour / MALO le mau li Futuna ... Kusitino Halemaï ... may all beings be happy ...
Merci Wallis et Futuna la 1ère pour le partage et mise en ligne sur RUclips des vidéos de vos émissions sur notre île natale FUTUNA,pour pouvoir les visualiser autant mais aussi pouvoir les partager dans nos thèmes d'enseignement, langues,culture et histoire. Bon courage et merci pour la suite. Mes amitiés et salutations de l'hexagone.Alofa atu
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Taoa❤
Fikai noa atu fai kile umu lena efaila😂
FROM FUTUNA FUTUNA
Malie! Kua manaia ki te kikilaga o te fenua gali tenei ko Futuna alolofa lahi atu mai to taina mai te fenua o Tokelau
Iosefo Tulafono Malo Malo kile viki mo fkalofa lahi mai Tokelau lahi. This is the story of TAOA village as known « SAUFEKAI » respect to ours SAMOA ancestors Who came in Futuna in 14th and 16th centuries. Thank you so much for your remarks. Currently, the King is from Taoa village and the Chiefs of the village speak in his name. Malo mo Alofa atu mai Futuna! Hope you are enjoying the video
That’s so interesting! I’ve heard stories of how Futuna and Samoa have close historical links I can hear it in the language aswell an example is that both Samoa and Futuna use “Le” instead of most polynesian languages that use “Te” and I can clearly understand the language because I myself speak Tokelauan and Samoan fluently and I can understand what they talk about I would love to know more about the Futuna culture and language I I have really enjoyed this video Fakafetai mo te Alofa kae ko au e fia momoli atu ki aku alofaaga mo Futuna vena foki ma Uvea
Iosefo Tulafono Malo le alofa lasi kile vikitonu Mei Tokelau. Indeed, we have common links with Samoa because Futuna knew for the first time what a « King » thanks to Samoa brothers who came here and established their reign through Futuna. We share beautiful stories and dances, and they’re representing our identity. Our alphabet is different with Wallis even if we have common word. Wallis use « Te » and us in Futuna « Le ». Alofa lasi atu mei le kele o Futuna.
Wow that is interesting! I’m part Samoan so that is something new to me I would love to visit Futuna one day though so are there any stories of the close links that Futuna and Samoa share?? I know that our brothers from Uvea were heavily influenced by the Tongans because of how Uvea was invaded by Tonga but Futuna was never invaded by Tonga?? I would to know more about your people, your culture and language Fakamanuia ma Alofa te Atua ki te koe oku taina fakafetai lahi mo fakamanuiaga nae fooki mai alofa lahi atu
Iosefo Tulafono It is true we have on us a litlle part of Tonga. Indeed, 2 brothers came in Futuna and started to establish their reign. One of both became King and the other didnt because he likes « staying on his brother’s side. Many years after, a couple came to futuna, the man is from Tonga (the eldest son of Tonga King) and the woman is from Samoa ( the eldest daughter of Samoa King from Malietoa family). Moreover, we all knew that Samoa and Tonga didnt get along well, so they decided to run away from their family and their kingdom because their relationship is impossible in their proper land. They stayed in Futuna and have had 7 children. After that, the king of Tonga who was dying, had to inherit his first son who ran away to futuna. They sent one of his sons to Futuna to find him and bring him back. Unfortunately he failed because his brother refused and he didn’t came back to Tonga but stayed in Wallis and so on. In Futuna, if we speak Samoa language, that’s because the 2 brothers came first.
This is fascinating and long story, but I always would be happy to tell to everyone !
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