- were
already crossed with the
Melanesians in this area. The
Palauans or
Belauans (
Palauan: Belau,
ngukokl a Belau) — are the
indigenous people of Palau...
-
Palauan may
refer to:
Something of, from, or
related to
Palau Palauan language,
which originated in Palau, and its
various dialects and
accents Palauan...
- and Koreans.
There are also
smaller numbers of
Palauans of
mixed or full ****anese ancestry. Most
Palauans of
Asian origin came
during the late 20th century...
- as a
fricative [x]; some
older Palauans still remember their grandparents pronouncing ch this way. In
modern Palauan usage the
sound [x] has been completely...
-
Lazarus Salii,
President of the
Republic (1985-1988)
Roman Tmetuchl,
former Palauan politician and
businessman Surangel S. Whipps, (Presidential candidate...
- are
still bilingual in ****anese and
Palauan,
English has
replaced ****anese as the
prestige language, and
Palauans nowadays mostly use ****anese to cater...
- the ****anese
settlers and
Palauans. They
generally identify with,
conforming to
cultural norms and
daily lives with the
Palauans. The
first recorded account...
-
Palauans. When the war
began to turn
against the ****anese in 1942, the
restrictions on
Palauans were
increased and
shortages became common.
Palauans were...
- they
allowed the
Palauans to keep
their goddess while still practicing Christianity. The goal of
Modekngei is to
preserve ancient Palauan traditions in a...
-
Palauan students emigrating to USA has
increased by
about 250
people every year. Many
Palauans live in California, most notably, Pasadena.
Palauans also...
