POLYNESIAN TRIANGLE: HAWAIIAN, RAPA NUI, MAORI
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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2022
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The Polynesian Triangle is a region of the Pacific Ocean with three island groups at its corners: Hawai‘i, Easter Island (Rapa Nui) and New Zealand (Aotearoa). It is often used as a simple way to define Polynesia.
Hawaiian (ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi) is a Polynesian language of the Austronesian language family that takes its name from Hawaiʻi, the largest island in the tropical North Pacific archipelago where it developed. Hawaiian, along with English, is an official language of the US state of Hawaii.
Rapa Nui (Vānaŋa Rapa Nui), is an Eastern Polynesian language of the Austronesian language family. It is spoken on the island of Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island. The island is home to a population of just under 6,000 and is a special territory of Chile.
Māori (te reo Māori) is an Eastern Polynesian language spoken by the Māori people, the indigenous population of mainland New Zealand. Closely related to Cook Islands Māori, Tuamotuan, and Tahitian, it gained recognition as one of New Zealand's official languages in 1987.
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I remember watching a New Zealander documentary of a Maori dude who went to Rapa Nui, and throughout it the guy was speaking presumably Maori with them and they'd respond in Rapa Nui. Seems like they understood each other quite well which is interesting.
It's interesting to see what similarities and differences the Polynesian languages have. I wish they got talked about more - they're really beautiful!
Great video! - I speak te reo Māori. So it was very cool to see how our language is similar to other Polynesian languages :)
I hope Maori can be majority again in Aetearoa and Chatham/Rekohu Island. i support all Polynesian, love from Indonesia, your cousin, the island of the thousand temple and redbrick gates(Paduraksa)
These languagee sound amazing, thank you Andy! 👍
Maaori, my faves 👌
Rapa Nui sounds like the child of Hawaiian and Maori
Go East Polynesia. don't forget the homys Tahitian and Marquesan.
Hi Andy! Please do chibchan south American languages or chocoan languages!
Sad to see these languages are endangered/dying. They’re such beautiful languages! Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤
I'm brazilian and I love the Polynesian languages so much! They sound like the sound of paradise hahaha
Where did you find rapa nui text to speech?
Cool. Indigenous Taiwan would be cool too.
The man Hawaiian Speaking "Mākou Makua" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The Man Hawaiian is Especial Andy😁😁😂😂😂
Please do Cree
please can you reupload sundanese language again? and try too bantenese dialect thanks. goodwork cool
Я думаю между полинезийскими языками и языком айнов есть что то общее. Некоторые слова айны повзаимствовали у австронезийцев,с те в свою очередь передали слова японцам.
Японский язык имеет австронезийский субстат и некоторые айнскик слова.
I feel like that Austronesian language familiy are Asian-Pacific related
'Cause it is since most Austronesian languages are inside an Asian-Pacific region. But the plurality of the Pacific languages in Melanesia are not Austronesian.
Hi! Just a tip if you want to represent all of the triangle, the three that you've chosen are some of the most closely related. I would recommend something like Rotuman, Samoan, and one of the Eastern languages
USA and Chile
Lima gang
poor rapa nui and māori
Plz do more Indian languages, like konkani, sindhi eic.
Kindly check "Ilovelanguages" channel. He has one video comparing 22 Indian languages.
Lima gang! I really like te reo Maori - the Maori language.
Hawaii
Rapa nui
Nz maori
Tahiti
Chatham
Cook is maori
Marquesas
All the same.
Maori:forget about the "e"
Rapanui is more related to rarotonga then the Maori are..the Maori language are a mixture of eastern polynesian languages. Rapanui might as well be another rarotongan dialect.
The oceanic corners
*of Polynesia
Maori language is similar to Japanese
Rapa nui 🇨🇱💖
for god's sake do more Maya languages, especially K'iche'
Andy already has these languages in his database. Just wait for him to post them because he makes these videos practically on his own. Especially when he switched to a format that also gives background information. He's not a company, give him time.
Wow, pushy much
@@rvat2003 no He, it is She
why do you need to include god for a request?
@@SKITNICA95 Andy, the owner of the channel, is a guy. The one talking is one of his colleagues/friends. That's why I was confused about why she reads "hello, Andy here", but it's just her reading Andy's script. How am I sure? I followed his now deleted Instagram where he even posted a face reveal. I once asked him why the woman talking in his vids was so good at pronouncing words from Philippine languages. It turns out that she's Filipino like him.
Pre-contact Hawaiian language never had K it was actually a T. Missionaries changed it to K so they can understand it better.
Do malaysian dialects video next pls
Already have
ayy the Hawaiian flag :)
Hi Andy, I want to inform you when you upload Austronesian languages: Please use Malay instead of Indonesian. Indonesian is a man-made language that didn't exist before the 20th century, meanwhile Malay (not to be confused with Malaysian) is spoken in Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore and Indonesia, so it is more neutral. Thank you for reading, I hope you have a good evening 😊
Yo chill, let Andy call whatever version of malay he/she wants to represent.
All languages are man-made and so what if a language was just standardized very recently. Indonesian version influences much more people/countries nowadays and it diverges from non-Indonesian other forms of malay in quick pace to the point where informal Indonesian is very hard to understand by Malaysians etc.
Similarly you can't just replace Afrikaan to be Dutch dialect despite 95% similarity (first dictionary is also relatively recent in 1902) or Norwegian Bokmål to Danish despite being almost identical for the sake to be 'Neutral'.
@@radityautama5375 You're telling me to chill? At least I was being polite
So you telling me that languages beside Indonesian made by non-human? So what is it?
@@blanc6519 Indonesian is just a dialect of Malay with Dutch loanwords
Indonesian is a man-made language, the same as Malay, or any other language. Standardization may have been more recent, but that means nothing linguistically. Your claim that Indonesian is just a dialect of Malay could be flipped the other, one could claim that Malay is an Indonesian dialect. Also why anti pride?
MOANA
really Austronesians "Lima" gang
Hello from New Zealand
To me, Maori sounds quite normal and logical
Rapa Nui sounds like it has heaps of ' and v sounds like va'a'evi oma'i
I'm not sure what to think of Hawaiian, it dosent even sound Polynesian
Hawaiian is like, in the middle, on one side you have samoan/tongan and on the other side tahitian, nz maori, cook is maori, Hawaiian and marquesan lie between. Hawaiian like tongan, no r, they use l instead.
Aroha, ofa, alofa, aroa, aloha, word for love in nz maori, tongan, samoan, cook is , Hawaiian.
Cook island dialects use v instead of w, some languages swap or ditch certain letters, but I reckon once you know one poly language fluently, u can pick up the others, by knowing what letters are used, pronunciation etc..🙂
On s’en fout de ce que tu penses
Monkey Pie, you are joking,. right?
First
these languages are the farthest from their ancestral homeland in Taiwan and Southeast Asia
Hawaiian is the only Lima Gang member of the Triangle, lol
Not really. There are hundreds of languages in the triangle, most of them have lima