Malo ni bro. ❤

Malo ni, Merry Christmas

Can I get a translation please??...thank you

Kristee Fifita absolutely beautiful thank you Kristee for sharing.

Reading your lyrics there's an island in the Cook islands called Pukapuka your language sounds similar

Hello...do you happen to know the lyrics for fakaofo hiva 2019 in Wellington tokelau language week. WE want to sing for my grandpa's funeral.

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Its a love song

Talofa te matua. Our Tokelau.❤

This is so similar to Pukapukans

Tetti. Yes there is a connection look up the name Taupe

Malo to Switzerland.

Never too late if you can find our community. Where do you live?

Hope you're OK brother. Fakamakeke ni

28 haters now, unbelievable! ....this youtube is awesome!

29 now

This is primitive cave man shit. Those haters are onto something. Tomorrow these hypocrite scum will be worshipping a white god. Confused cunts.

And that’s how you deal with haters 😂 TKO

What atoll is he from?

@@jakeburton7301 tokelau Fakaofo

So what was he? A doctor or something??

@@jakeburton7301 who the fuck are you man just go check the history of tokelau

@@pesaminotofiga6841 bro it was a simple question nothing behind it, koe ve he ufa ni🤦🏽‍♀️

Lawrence Schuster yep that’s true most Tokelauans in Tokelau can speak Samoan and could also just make out all other Polynesian language.

T Falani Remember we are all connected

Where one link of a chain ends and another begins

We would laugh when grandma would watch the Samoan and Tongan program cause she would really be chillin 😎 hahaha

Tbh just graaaaap your muli

+Kylieleon in Aotearoa, our youngest Polynesian country, Te Maori also refers to North as Tai Tokerau and South as Tai Tonga. From what I have read this is linked back to our Polynesian ancestral home of Savai'i/'Avaiki/Havai'i/Hawaiki. Savai'i/Avaiki/Havai'i refers to a sacred departure point to the netherworld i.e. departure to new lands. In Samoa, the North wind/breeze is Savili To'elau, the Southern wind/breeze is Savili Toga. Malo aupito

ītū i Tonga is south in sāmoan

In Tokelau, Toga is both the wind from the south and the direction south Tokelau is also the wind and the direction from north🇹🇰🇹🇴

copys?? 😎😎

Yes you're right. They are similar.

yeh pretty sure our dances were originally derived from tuvalu. :)

Very similar. I think you folks actually pronounce the letter “F” as it sounds and Tokelauan pronounces the Letter “F” as an H sound. If I’m not mistaken I could be wrong. However, all Polynesian or pacific island cultures are so similar. But Tuvaluan is probably the most similar I think 🙈 don’t quote me if I’m wrong. 🙈 but both cultures so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Tuvalu was apart of tokelau. Our language is the same, that is why our fatele’s are the similar

Kitara Tago find out what? Tokelau is its own

We Polynesians are all similar in clothing because of the limited resources. But our clothing today is western and made in China lol The grass skirts are only worn for cultural practice.

Back in the old days Samoans would dance naked. It wasn't untill missionaries came along and started making our people cover up

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​@@onelove1081997 Uhhh no. all polynesians had some type of clothing. we didn't cover all, but we definitely weren't ass naked

sooo.... N fai i nukunonu na tafaoga, kae ko te hiva tenei e a Fakaofo

te tama kaulelei na kitea ite vai, te hologa fetu kikila mamao haloa kua gogoto... Fakvae tokelau i tana aganuku ma na talitonuga.. e holomio ko he tokelau gali e..( e olatia) Tu au ite tia, te tia e manaia.. Fili tiale hoku fau, he fau e faka fafine... Oifo hopo kite puke Tu au ite tia, te tia e manaia.. Fili tiale hoku fau , he fau e fakatagata Oifo hopo kite vaka.....

+Hyorris Moelau Malo ni teine, ea mai?

+maki tanaka He mea kua lagona........ lol!

Hi, are you able to give me an insight of what the song is about, and possibly a translation please? You would be doing me a huge favour.

to muli

Mose Pelasio 😂😂😂😂😂

Mose Pelasio 🤣🤣🤣🤣

O fua

Kefe