As a samoan, I feel honoured. Our two cultures were a lot closer than our current generation thinks. Looking at tongan presentation at Malietoa's funeral showed glimpses of what it was like before the white man. God bless the Kingdom and the Independent State.
Definitely divide an conquer is wat , the "WHITE MAN" did . Took over the tuitonga kingdom when we were in civil war with ourselves . What is our ancestors beliefs an traditions these days , our people have been tricked by the masses to believe in White jesus .
SAMOAN N TONGAN ARE SAME PEOPLE AND A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT IN LANGUAGES BUT ALMOST THE SAME CULTURES WHICH IS SO BEAUTIFUL N VERY STRONG UNTIL TODAY .SO WE DONT HAVE TO WASTE OUR TIME DISAGREE N HATE EACHOTHER ,LOVE FROM TONGA TO ALL SAMOAN
These chants take me back to Tonga when old Tongan ladies would sit around making tapa chanting this as they went on with work...Tongan or Samoan, the connection between neighbors is still here.
This ia Tongan chant by the Uvean people resides in Tongan back in the days to serve the king and entertain his majesty, then they have become Tongan themselves most are from Vavau lahi. They are now known for Wallis and Futuna
Tuitonga Momo build pulemelei mounts around 800 ad lived in samoa from the story of Uno o Sangone as well as Tuitonga Fangaoneone Puipuifatu Havea 1 Havea 2 Lomiaetupua as Talakaefaiki 1 Tuipulotu Takalaua Ulukimata Telea Fatafehi Talakaefaiki 3! Peace 😊 ❤
Can you please tell me about Tui Tonga Momo please and pulemelei there's a pulumelei in my village in Vaitoomuli Savaii and one of the orators name is Momo
@@maliliete7517 Momo is a Tongan King that settled in Niutoua where the Haamonga Thrillion is or known the gateway to where time begin nd gateway to the Tongan Empire he settled with Lo'au in Tonga as Tongan king and moved to Samoa he built Pulemelei the formation is like a mount because in Tonga we called it Lagi whereas the settlement of kings in Tonga nd they are buried in their lagi also
Big Uce lmao stop botzing it, this song is citing a form of prayer not talking about Samoa😂 you could tell if it talked about Samoa as you would hear “ha’amoa” in the chant, but you don’t! so stop tryna always claim Tongan things to be linked to Samoa
@@longhairdontcare187 First of all the Tui Kanokupolu royal family of Tonga are known as Tui Kanokupolu meaning HEART AND FLESH OF UPOLU an island in Samoa where honorable TUI Atua Tui A'ana resided, even your first king Tui Tonga "Aho'eitu" was the son of Tui Manu'a a Samoan Tamali'is(King) so pls learn your history.
Please do proper research on the history of the pacific and more specifically, Tonga as y’all are all hot & bothered in the comment section of every video pertaining Tongan history and culture! Do not pass your own personal opinions as FACTS with no substantial evidence backing your OPINIONS! Relax and enjoy the beauty of these ancient chants or indigenous knowledge that these videos provide ~ kaki te 😁
You may wanna check out Morgan Tuimalealiifano and Niel Gunson🤣 Tuitonga Takalaua and successive Tuitonga held the TuiManua title at the same time with Tuitonga title taking precedence 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dear TuiManua Empire people.... explain how there were foreigners who held the TuiManua title??? Scottish TuiManua Alexander Brown Or how about TuiManua Matelita and Chris Young's dad being a palagi Authur Young 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now who's really trying to cover up history 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Even after the Tuitonga supposed expulsion of Talaaifei'i 🤣 Tuitonga was still ruling Samoa🤣 Tuitonga was Ruling Samoa as TuiManua 🤣🤣 until the time of Salamasina 1500s🤣🤣🤣🤣 The expulsion is supposedly 1250AD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 And Salamasina is 1500s🤣🤣🤣
Its really sad ....because this fake story of TuiManua as an Empire has begun to unravel 🤣🤣🤣 it was a spineless lie to begin with... Dr. Albert Refiti in a recent interview says SaTagaloa were not Samoan foreigners to Samoa they were from Lagi 🤣🤣🤣 Samoa is not Lagi🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Masta Kafao I think that's because Samoa back in the day was part of the Tu'i Tonga empire. Same with Futuna, Uvea, Rotuma, Tuvalu, and several other island groups. Tonga during this period spread it's culture as well as picked up culture from each of the islands they ruled.
Kainoaoko'ukanaka That's true most of Samoa except Manu'a was under the Tongan yoke through 5 TuiTonga titles which could be approximately for 200 years.
@@omahawarrior1 You're so wrong first of all your royal family are known as Tui Kanokupolu meaning HEART AND FLESH OF UPOLU an island in Samoa, your first king Tui Tonga was also the son of Tui Manu'a a Samoan Tamali'i(King) so pls learn history.
@@HAMOEVACHEEHOOO I think Hamo4eva is triggered lol. Tonga ruled the pacific, and Tongan royalty (Tui Kanokopolu) is heavily influneced by Samoa through intermarriage and royal customs. You happy lol
Dances were imported adopted incorporated .....these verses are verses from what they call Otuhaka.... which could mean a mixture or combination of haka(dance performance) from throughout the Otu motu Polynesia or otu motu moana ....
@@mauifisi8720 there was and still is an old tradition of sharing songs and dances between islands for special occasions. I think this is an actual Sāmoan song being sung and not one in the old Tongan language because old Tongan sounds closer to 'Uvean than to Sāmoan.
Increase Peace Increase Peace it sounds like a praise about the sun "e la Mai la Mai Pele" sounds like , ah the sun comes, the beloved sun comes" the rest sounds something about the beautiful sun does not have a hole, etc doesn't make too much sense to me
Increase Peace, I don't think we have a old Samoan language, alot of the Samoan language comes from stories and mythology and it's told generation to generation still, so I think Samoan is almost the same as it's always been
It sound like they're saying "tue le" rather than "pele". Pu iai lā mai tue le, e lā mai lā mai tue le, pu iai lā mai tue le, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei, le pule lei=The day(light) will not end, the day(light) the day(light) will not end, the day(light) will not end, tonight we've heard the good prayer? Or maybe the light comes, not darkness, the light the light comes, not darkness the light comes, tonight we've heard the prayer?
I heard it’s a welcoming song? So could LA MAI (RA MAI) be .. the receiving end or a statement made to a traveller that came from somewhere else, or of someone who was once told HAERE RA by the people they left behind in their home? Tongans use the word HA’ELE, Maori’s use HAERE … Māoris says Haere Mai to welcome, and Haere ra to farewell (in rough terms, not literally I think) .. and so I believe that (not backed by research) that when someone left a place, the villagers cried out HAERE RA! Or HA’ELE LA (maybe, perhaps unlikely) to farewell them, and thennnnn, when the traveller arrived at his destination, perhaps he was greeted with a chant of LA MAI! Or RĀ MAI … In a small way, it makes sense, it’s just something I came to wonder about one day when realising Tongans even use the MALA’E (which is a noble dialect word used for cemetery or a sacred flat, meaning not trees or bushes, place…. Commoners use another word) meanwhile MAORI’s use the word MARAE .. MARAE - MALAE HAERE - HA’ELE RA - LA (this could mean RA, as in going outward or away, or could mean SUN ** RĀ & LA’A **
This is how Tongans used to speak kinda like Samoan's they would sit and they would dance like Samoan dances (Sasa) but Tongans called it Otuhaka it's an original Tongan language that they would dance in front of Tui Tonga but now a days it is almost forgotten now only a little percentage of Tongans (Mostly the old ones) would remember or understand it
Through the diplomatic relations made between the two islands such as a samoan princess marrying a Tongan prince the two cultures mixed and spoke the same and lived the same. This is ancient Tongan language which through the tui tonga empire where most of Samoa was under Tongas control we brought to Samoa and they had adopted this, the same with other islands the tui tonga empire had power over like Fiji, Niue, uvea, futuna
Old Tongan language - meaning lost in translation....La in La mai- the only word i know for that is "Sail" could it be talking about sailing the seas???
It sound like they're saying "tue le" rather than "pele". Pu iai lā mai tue le, e lā mai lā mai tue le, pu iai lā mai tue le, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei, le pule lei=The day(light) will not end, the day(light) the day(light) will not end, the day(light) will not end, tonight we've heard the good prayer? iai is samoan for ikai, and fa'alogo is samoan for fakalongo etc.
I think i should correct this so the mistake wont happen again. THIS IS NOT A TONGAN CHANT, THIS IS A FUTUNA AND UVEA PERFORMANCE SONG. A CHANT IS DIFFERENT, A PERFORMANCE IS DIFFERENT. ACCORDING TO THE LYRIC, IT IS A PERFORMANCE SONG FOR A GROUP. hope you correct this..it will make some confuse in future. [HALA FATAFEHI, TG]
This is Tongan people of Lapaha what the hell and the language is our old ancient Tongan language dont ever come up with irrelevant correction we Tongans know our history please just back off
Back in the days we did. There's an old Samoan song here on CZcams, where the women singing pronounce the T like D. This dance is VERY old anyway, so it would make sense.
It does sound like they're saying "tue le" rather than "pele". Pu iai lā mai tue le, e lā mai lā mai tue le, pu iai lā mai tue le, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei, le pule lei=The day(light) will not end, the day(light) the day(light) will not end, the day(light) will not end, tonight we've heard the good prayer?
TuiManua TaeoTagaloa Folasa WAS NOT the Tangaloa Eitumatupu'a father of Tuitonga Ahoeitu. And here's why TaeoTagaloa who's name btw doesn't translate well in the tongan🤣🤣🤣 TuiManua TaeoTagaloa was the 5th TuiManua.....the last TuiManua Elisara #40 passed in 1909 ...so 35 generations from 1909 is not going to predate the Tuitonga to be its progenitor.... Langi mounds are associated with Tangaloa ....there are none in Manu'a Nothing in Manu'a's landscape says it was an Empire....People been talkn Dr. Mahina said and Semisi and whoever it's all been a theory that people ran with as factual... Its contrary to oral traditions it doesn't fit timeline of historical events ....it never existed.... fact check what ya read on Wikipedia, social media and doctorate thesis papers ... And please copy this comment and forward to any scholar that may say otherwise.... Tavatava ki Manuka...Manuka/Manu'a the Maui clan journeyed via canoe to Manuka/Maama/earth Maui could have traveled from either of the three establishments Pulotu, Langi or Lalofonua....... Maama/Manu'a is neither of those three🤣🤣🤣 Samoan story Lu , fled Tagaloa to earth(Maama) finding islands he named Samoa honoring his uncle Moa .....Samoa is Maama and not Lagi home of Tagaloa Lagi .....
@@moefiki9901 yeah if you know tongan oral traditions tala tupu'a There are settlement names.. Pulotu (Havea Hikuleo residence domain) Langi (Tangaloa residence domain) Lalofonua (Maui residence domain) Ma'ama ( people settlement) earth Ma'ama does mean light ....and it means earth where the inferior people lived ....
@@semilangi5432 that's the problem with you commoners... you always try and be "Royal" and divine.. lol please please.. listen to your monsrchy... they know the true links lol
@@moefiki9901 you know this fake narrative painted with snippets of letters supposedly Taufaahau typed on a typewriter 🤣 you probably would be believe TuiManua Elisara typed letters as welll🤣🤣🤣🤣 Do your due diligence of research and investigate what you've been told🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tuitonga's progenitor is not from Samoa🤣🤣🤣🤣 definitely not from Manu'a 🤣 41 generations from 1909 doesn't predate Tuitonga ... When Elisara ceded Manu'a he was documented as #41 🤣🤣🤣 Tuikanokupolu doesn't have its progenitor from Samoa🤣🤣🤣 the first Tuikanokupolu Ngata's mom was Samoan...but his Father TuiHaatakalaua 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You go off snippets of a letter post the entire letter🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tuitonga Fuanuniava didn't type on typewriters 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Anyone who knows Tuitonga lineage and Tuikanokupolu lineage knows the links🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Post the lineage if what you believe to be true is true🤣🤣🤣 you can't 🤣 TuiManua TaeoTagaloa Folasa 🤣🤣🤣🤣#5 in the succession... nothing in Manu'a says it was an Empire..and no proof of ruling outside of Manua
As a samoan, I feel honoured. Our two cultures were a lot closer than our current generation thinks. Looking at tongan presentation at Malietoa's funeral showed glimpses of what it was like before the white man. God bless the Kingdom and the Independent State.
Definitely divide an conquer is wat , the "WHITE MAN" did . Took over the tuitonga kingdom when we were in civil war with ourselves . What is our ancestors beliefs an traditions these days , our people have been tricked by the masses to believe in White jesus .
Samoa is not even samoa its Hamoa unless u want to be a white man lol then samoa it is
That is true. Ofa atu uso!
TheChiefs8 read the bible jesus skin was bronze black
@@TheChiefs8 its Samoa not Hamoa, we dont have H
SAMOAN N TONGAN ARE SAME PEOPLE AND A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT IN LANGUAGES BUT ALMOST THE SAME CULTURES WHICH IS SO BEAUTIFUL N VERY STRONG UNTIL TODAY .SO WE DONT HAVE TO WASTE OUR TIME DISAGREE N HATE EACHOTHER ,LOVE FROM TONGA TO ALL SAMOAN
These chants take me back to Tonga when old Tongan ladies would sit around making tapa chanting this as they went on with work...Tongan or Samoan, the connection between neighbors is still here.
Walking thru the hallways in jr high school, headphones on listening to this all day lol
This ia Tongan chant by the Uvean people resides in Tongan back in the days to serve the king and entertain his majesty, then they have become Tongan themselves most are from Vavau lahi. They are now known for Wallis and Futuna
Tuitonga Momo build pulemelei mounts around 800 ad lived in samoa from the story of Uno o Sangone as well as Tuitonga Fangaoneone Puipuifatu Havea 1 Havea 2 Lomiaetupua as Talakaefaiki 1 Tuipulotu Takalaua Ulukimata Telea Fatafehi Talakaefaiki 3! Peace 😊 ❤
Can you please tell me about Tui Tonga Momo please and pulemelei there's a pulumelei in my village in Vaitoomuli Savaii and one of the orators name is Momo
@@maliliete7517 Momo is a Tongan King that settled in Niutoua where the Haamonga Thrillion is or known the gateway to where time begin nd gateway to the Tongan Empire he settled with Lo'au in Tonga as Tongan king and moved to Samoa he built Pulemelei the formation is like a mount because in Tonga we called it Lagi whereas the settlement of kings in Tonga nd they are buried in their lagi also
We have to remember that the royal family has Samoan blood amd this may be honoring part of their heritage. Tokouso!
Big Uce true dat
Just to add on to that, I think this was the language Tongans used before Tupou the first king re-modified it.
Smh that Samoan blood came way later. Tu'i Tonga had already taken over Samoa before the blood mixed due to our ancestors intermixing.
Big Uce lmao stop botzing it, this song is citing a form of prayer not talking about Samoa😂 you could tell if it talked about Samoa as you would hear “ha’amoa” in the chant, but you don’t! so stop tryna always claim Tongan things to be linked to Samoa
@@longhairdontcare187 First of all the Tui Kanokupolu royal family of Tonga are known as Tui Kanokupolu meaning HEART AND FLESH OF UPOLU an island in Samoa where honorable TUI Atua Tui A'ana resided, even your first king Tui Tonga "Aho'eitu" was the son of Tui Manu'a a Samoan Tamali'is(King) so pls learn your history.
The old tongan language or dialect was similar to Samoan and uvean. Theres a chant lau fanga e is a great example.
Are you talking about Malua Lau Fanga E?
@@increasepeace4996 Sorry i meant the otuhaka opening Inu o le ava
Please do proper research on the history of the pacific and more specifically, Tonga as y’all are all hot & bothered in the comment section of every video pertaining Tongan history and culture! Do not pass your own personal opinions as FACTS with no substantial evidence backing your OPINIONS! Relax and enjoy the beauty of these ancient chants or indigenous knowledge that these videos provide ~ kaki te 😁
You may wanna check out Morgan Tuimalealiifano and Niel Gunson🤣
Tuitonga Takalaua and successive Tuitonga held the TuiManua title at the same time with Tuitonga title taking precedence 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dear TuiManua Empire people.... explain how there were foreigners who held the TuiManua title???
Scottish TuiManua Alexander Brown
Or how about TuiManua Matelita and Chris Young's dad being a palagi Authur Young 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now who's really trying to cover up history 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Even after the Tuitonga supposed expulsion of Talaaifei'i 🤣 Tuitonga was still ruling Samoa🤣
Tuitonga was Ruling Samoa as TuiManua 🤣🤣 until the time of Salamasina 1500s🤣🤣🤣🤣
The expulsion is supposedly 1250AD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And Salamasina is 1500s🤣🤣🤣
Its really sad ....because this fake story of TuiManua as an Empire has begun to unravel 🤣🤣🤣 it was a spineless lie to begin with... Dr. Albert Refiti in a recent interview says SaTagaloa were not Samoan foreigners to Samoa they were from Lagi 🤣🤣🤣 Samoa is not Lagi🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Samoans are always kaimumu’a under Tongan videos 🙈
This was when Queen Halaevalu came to SLC Ut in 1990
They Singing in Samoan.. wow.. Tongans really have samoan blood.
Masta Kafao I think that's because Samoa back in the day was part of the Tu'i Tonga empire. Same with Futuna, Uvea, Rotuma, Tuvalu, and several other island groups. Tonga during this period spread it's culture as well as picked up culture from each of the islands they ruled.
Kainoaoko'ukanaka That's true most of Samoa except Manu'a was under the Tongan yoke through 5 TuiTonga titles which could be approximately for 200 years.
@@omahawarrior1 You're so wrong first of all your royal family are known as Tui Kanokupolu meaning HEART AND FLESH OF UPOLU an island in Samoa, your first king Tui Tonga was also the son of Tui Manu'a a Samoan Tamali'i(King) so pls learn history.
HAMO4EVA 685 CHEEHOOO lol
@@HAMOEVACHEEHOOO I think Hamo4eva is triggered lol. Tonga ruled the pacific, and Tongan royalty (Tui Kanokopolu) is heavily influneced by Samoa through intermarriage and royal customs. You happy lol
Dances were imported adopted incorporated .....these verses are verses from what they call Otuhaka.... which could mean a mixture or combination of haka(dance performance) from throughout the Otu motu Polynesia or otu motu moana ....
missing the kingdom right now! hooooooooi :) :)
Im in love with those old vibes😫 Like damn if only I was in a choir singing old Tongan hiva like this
It's a Tongan number but the lyrics sound Samoan.
I think it's the ancient language Tongans used before George Tupou I re-modified it for reason I don't know...
@@mauifisi8720 there was and still is an old tradition of sharing songs and dances between islands for special occasions. I think this is an actual Sāmoan song being sung and not one in the old Tongan language because old Tongan sounds closer to 'Uvean than to Sāmoan.
@@mauifisi8720 this is samoan definitley i can understand all the words but dont know what they are pertaining to
Nah it doesn’t
It's a Tongan song a very old one in fact, pretty sure it's used for one of the oldest dandes we have the Otuhaka.
Salt Lake City represent. Malie!
So Beautiful!!!!
e la mai la mai pele, pu iai la mai pele, la mai la mai pele, pu iai la mai pele, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei le pule le pu iai la mai pele
My Poo Translation?
Increase Peace Increase Peace it sounds like a praise about the sun "e la Mai la Mai Pele" sounds like , ah the sun comes, the beloved sun comes" the rest sounds something about the beautiful sun does not have a hole, etc doesn't make too much sense to me
uFrances B Thanks. Is it old Samoan? Explains why it might not make much sense.
Increase Peace, I don't think we have a old Samoan language, alot of the Samoan language comes from stories and mythology and it's told generation to generation still, so I think Samoan is almost the same as it's always been
It sound like they're saying "tue le" rather than "pele". Pu iai lā mai tue le, e lā mai lā mai tue le, pu iai lā mai tue le, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei, le pule lei=The day(light) will not end, the day(light) the day(light) will not end, the day(light) will not end, tonight we've heard the good prayer? Or maybe the light comes, not darkness, the light the light comes, not darkness the light comes, tonight we've heard the prayer?
I heard it’s a welcoming song? So could LA MAI (RA MAI) be .. the receiving end or a statement made to a traveller that came from somewhere else, or of someone who was once told HAERE RA by the people they left behind in their home?
Tongans use the word HA’ELE, Maori’s use HAERE … Māoris says Haere Mai to welcome, and Haere ra to farewell (in rough terms, not literally I think) .. and so I believe that (not backed by research) that when someone left a place, the villagers cried out HAERE RA! Or HA’ELE LA (maybe, perhaps unlikely) to farewell them, and thennnnn, when the traveller arrived at his destination, perhaps he was greeted with a chant of LA MAI! Or RĀ MAI …
In a small way, it makes sense, it’s just something I came to wonder about one day when realising Tongans even use the MALA’E (which is a noble dialect word used for cemetery or a sacred flat, meaning not trees or bushes, place…. Commoners use another word) meanwhile MAORI’s use the word MARAE ..
MARAE - MALAE
HAERE - HA’ELE
RA - LA (this could mean RA, as in going outward or away, or could mean SUN ** RĀ & LA’A **
This is how Tongans used to speak kinda like Samoan's they would sit and they would dance like Samoan dances (Sasa) but Tongans called it Otuhaka it's an original Tongan language that they would dance in front of Tui Tonga but now a days it is almost forgotten now only a little percentage of Tongans (Mostly the old ones) would remember or understand it
Hey are u kalaniuvalu?
Lewis Kalaniuvalu I’m the grandson of a Kalaniuvalu
this song is from uvea THE TONGAN LANGUAGE WAS ALWAYS THE SAME
Through the diplomatic relations made between the two islands such as a samoan princess marrying a Tongan prince the two cultures mixed and spoke the same and lived the same. This is ancient Tongan language which through the tui tonga empire where most of Samoa was under Tongas control we brought to Samoa and they had adopted this, the same with other islands the tui tonga empire had power over like Fiji, Niue, uvea, futuna
It's Samoan not Tongan. Some of the other lyrics are in Tongan but not this verse.
Old Tongan language - meaning lost in translation....La in La mai- the only word i know for that is "Sail" could it be talking about sailing the seas???
It sound like they're saying "tue le" rather than "pele". Pu iai lā mai tue le, e lā mai lā mai tue le, pu iai lā mai tue le, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei, le pule lei=The day(light) will not end, the day(light) the day(light) will not end, the day(light) will not end, tonight we've heard the good prayer? iai is samoan for ikai, and fa'alogo is samoan for fakalongo etc.
@@omahawarrior1 yes but it is our Tongan acient language
Brotherly love is a fight before a hug 🤙🏾😎
if every samoan an tongan had the same mind as you we would be one big succesful islanders
I think i should correct this so the mistake wont happen again. THIS IS NOT A TONGAN CHANT, THIS IS A FUTUNA AND UVEA PERFORMANCE SONG. A CHANT IS DIFFERENT, A PERFORMANCE IS DIFFERENT. ACCORDING TO THE LYRIC, IT IS A PERFORMANCE SONG FOR A GROUP. hope you correct this..it will make some confuse in future. [HALA FATAFEHI, TG]
It's Samoan not Futunan or Uvean.
It is Samoan
This is Tongan people of Lapaha what the hell and the language is our old ancient Tongan language dont ever come up with irrelevant correction we Tongans know our history please just back off
Is it only me that's hearing Tue lē not pelee 😳😳 ...
Like I'm no pro but I'm sure when Tongans pronounces a P it don't sound like that.
Hey it actually does too
Maybe because it's sung in Samoan.
Increase Peace I know but Samoans don't pronounce T's as D's which is what I'm saying
Back in the days we did. There's an old Samoan song here on CZcams, where the women singing pronounce the T like D. This dance is VERY old anyway, so it would make sense.
It does sound like they're saying "tue le" rather than "pele". Pu iai lā mai tue le, e lā mai lā mai tue le, pu iai lā mai tue le, matou sua nau fa'alogo i le po nei, le pule lei=The day(light) will not end, the day(light) the day(light) will not end, the day(light) will not end, tonight we've heard the good prayer?
Malie malie
Some words sounds like Samoa
Ikai
SitchurAssDown it was ancient tongan
SitchurAssDown true
It is our ancient Tongan language
The old tongue was very close to the Samoan language. I'm sure this is the old Niua tongue.
No it's Samoan.
@@rickjames2661 No its not.
@@Dana-hs1ue yes it is.
@@increasepeace4996 it is our tongan old traditional language hahaha bullshit
@@paulinehalaifonua You don't even know your own culture. Pathetic 🤣
This sounds like the Samoan version of moenagonogo tau feao
this sounds like anothor tongan chant Moengangongo tau fe ao
Malie.malie.
ah this comment.. if only
lyrics pls ???
lyrics please
Samoan lyrics
Home history N.Z tulaga Pele UA Sam Tapi Kauga people's ❤️🤍🍪
I gave ur merzad my macbook pro go bother the solemanyi famliy
TuiManua TaeoTagaloa Folasa WAS NOT the Tangaloa Eitumatupu'a father of Tuitonga Ahoeitu.
And here's why TaeoTagaloa who's name btw doesn't translate well in the tongan🤣🤣🤣 TuiManua TaeoTagaloa was the 5th TuiManua.....the last TuiManua Elisara #40 passed in 1909 ...so 35 generations from 1909 is not going to predate the Tuitonga to be its progenitor....
Langi mounds are associated with Tangaloa ....there are none in Manu'a
Nothing in Manu'a's landscape says it was an Empire....People been talkn Dr. Mahina said and Semisi and whoever it's all been a theory that people ran with as factual...
Its contrary to oral traditions it doesn't fit timeline of historical events ....it never existed.... fact check what ya read on Wikipedia, social media and doctorate thesis papers ... And please copy this comment and forward to any scholar that may say otherwise....
Tavatava ki Manuka...Manuka/Manu'a the Maui clan journeyed via canoe to Manuka/Maama/earth
Maui could have traveled from either of the three establishments Pulotu, Langi or Lalofonua.......
Maama/Manu'a is neither of those three🤣🤣🤣
Samoan story Lu , fled Tagaloa to earth(Maama) finding islands he named Samoa honoring his uncle Moa .....Samoa is Maama and not Lagi home of Tagaloa Lagi .....
Maama is light 👀
@@moefiki9901 yeah if you know tongan oral traditions tala tupu'a
There are settlement names..
Pulotu (Havea Hikuleo residence domain)
Langi (Tangaloa residence domain)
Lalofonua (Maui residence domain)
Ma'ama ( people settlement) earth
Ma'ama does mean light ....and it means earth where the inferior people lived ....
@@semilangi5432 that's the problem with you commoners... you always try and be "Royal" and divine.. lol please please.. listen to your monsrchy... they know the true links lol
@@moefiki9901 you know this fake narrative painted with snippets of letters supposedly Taufaahau typed on a typewriter 🤣 you probably would be believe TuiManua Elisara typed letters as welll🤣🤣🤣🤣
Do your due diligence of research and investigate what you've been told🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tuitonga's progenitor is not from Samoa🤣🤣🤣🤣 definitely not from Manu'a 🤣 41 generations from 1909 doesn't predate Tuitonga ... When Elisara ceded Manu'a he was documented as #41 🤣🤣🤣
Tuikanokupolu doesn't have its progenitor from Samoa🤣🤣🤣 the first Tuikanokupolu Ngata's mom was Samoan...but his Father TuiHaatakalaua 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You go off snippets of a letter post the entire letter🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tuitonga Fuanuniava didn't type on typewriters 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Anyone who knows Tuitonga lineage and Tuikanokupolu lineage knows the links🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Post the lineage if what you believe to be true is true🤣🤣🤣 you can't 🤣
TuiManua TaeoTagaloa Folasa 🤣🤣🤣🤣#5 in the succession... nothing in Manu'a says it was an Empire..and no proof of ruling outside of Manua
@@moefiki9901 uce fact check what you read....infact put your TuiManua empire on a timeline and see what was going on during that time...lol
As a Tongan, this song is not Tongan!!
Well finally someone said it lol
maniee it is tongan it's just spoken in our old dialect