-
everyday Wallisian language. Not all
religious words have been borrowed, though.
Missionaries also
tried to use
existing concepts in
Wallisians and give...
- Terre, and is home to the
majority of the island's European,
Polynesian (
Wallisians, ****unians, Tahitians), Indonesian, and
Vietnamese po****tions, as well...
-
economic opportunities has,
since the 1950s, been
impelling many
young Wallisians and ****unians to
migrate to the more
prosperous French territory of New...
-
thought to be
ethnically European. The
other self-reported
communities were
Wallisians and ****unians (8.3% of the
total po****tion, up from 8.2% at the 2014...
- The
music of
Polynesia is a
diverse set of
musical traditions from
islands within a
large area of the
central and
southern Pacific Ocean, approximately...
- and
Wallisians led to an
influenza epidemic in June 1942,
which killed 27 people. Initially, the
Americans had a very
negative view of the
Wallisians, considering...
- and witnessed. It was also
followed by the
Wallisians and ****unians of New Caledonia [fr]. In 2023,
Wallisian society was
still divided. The 1961 statute...
-
Niueans (Niue), Cook
Islands Māori (Cook Islands),
Tongans (Tonga),
Wallisians, and ****unans (Wallis and ****una). The term
Pasifika was
first used in...
- of
Western Polynesian with
close affinity to Tongan. In
Wallis island,
Wallisians use 'Uvean as
their everyday language,
while French is the
language of...
- the island. Subsequently, the island's
governance was
delegated to the
Wallisians,
resulting in the
establishment of a
dynastic political system that was...
