Many of my aunties and uncles told me their ultimate origin was from the Marshall Islands, and when they first came to Pohnpei they TRIED to Conquer Pohnpei, that’s why they are the only clan that isn’t looked down upon when they marry eachother because they were all “Stuck in a hole” or something along those lines

KaweWalap

Etan lollap ne kajitok wot

Ale lone Etao enanin nana ke ekar tan koleiat ak kelwan enin unin an Mejit kelwan ne?ehe

Kijen biik, waini+mar-bele

Can someone help me with the title of the song. 10:10 the third dance song.

Kenangan lucu yg Kualami swaktu pdkt sm mantan pacarku, yg skrng menjadi istriku. Kami jln2 di tp pantai, Dia selalu memegang perutnya, dgn spontan ku bw dia ke wc umum agar dia bisa Berak dsitu. Dia marah kepdku, Ternyata dia Lapar berat guys... 😂😂

the bravest and the strongest 💪 jowi ilo Maloelap was RiKoodo, but they had to runaway because the were scared 😱 😨 of ghosts 👻.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ so funny !!!.. i luv it !!

Thank you for sharing this. I am always intrigued listening to stories about the elders' experiences during WWII. It's so scary how the Japanese were good to the people when they first came, but then became extremely strict and cruel to the Marshallese when the war broke out.

La2Ma

Tarlobe! Nice one

Eman kein bwebwenato

This is absolutely wonderful! What a good idea! Oral traditions can potentially be in major danger if no one preserves them!

Irooj in ratak

Nice story

Miss you mom❤

the beginning of that song is Gaifesaawe yegili tarimwani faliuwei

日本のお盆の踊りと比較して議論できるダンスなのだろうか？

残心を加えると、動と静が生まれ、より楽しくなると思うのですが、そういうダンスではないのでしょうか？

Sipwerere

Moor kin ice cream

Waan kojban koj waan kobojboj

Was this a race ? If not why didn’t they use the walap to sail ?

Ruo ippen irooj

The foundation

Ia ne jikim ilo likiep? We Marshallese need to stop with all this fairy tales non sense, this is why western civilization will not take us seriously. Kom naj kile kom make ak ilo mol, ejjeklok tokjimi. Bunch of idiots

Im Marshallese, I think I understand some words shes saying lol

Wow

i'm Tuvaluan and i can fully understand this, what she said at 0:04 "tahi hahine, tahi ana tama te kau noho i Nukuoro" and in Tuvaluan northern dialect "tahi te fafine, tahi tena tama e noho i Nukuoro" which means "one lady, has one child, lives in Nukuoro".

The language sounds very Polynesian like

Looks very peaceful

Kajjitok jowi in Errupra ej walok jen Aelon Ta?

Kalngan maing oh ketla ni kaping karos.

jimma 😢

Wow kug miss nag e pilibthir ni kakrom

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Great time❤❤❤

Thanks for this lovely piece of history.

Udahn pwung douluhl ...ehu soai poad men me mehlel

It's Pretty Interesting to see a non Micronesian speak highly and knowledgeably about Micronesia...Thanks for all your videos Nathan Fitch Sir.

I was in Yap during Yap Day 2024. The very best performance was the Bamboo Dance!

I know he is just talking, but it’s intense to me. Kommol kin am likit video in, bwe en elaplok jelalokejin ńon aolep. Bar kommol im jeramon.

I hope we still have people who can teach Marshallese Martial Arts. This is a great video to show our own arts through chants and fighting. Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for sharing!

Lijutomban im Liktomban ej ruo jeimjati.....

Yokwe

Rodney john 1992 1997

Wow my other great grandfather Tarwoj LakJohn from wotje. My grandma that passed away 2 months ago does get her looks from him and now she's resting next to her father and mother. My father's grandfather right there in the white shirt telling is story about the war.

Mah great grandfather John Namer Milne from Ebon full Marshallese and half Scottish & Kiribati. My mother's grandpa right there.