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This is the final version of '''Eiki Sisu tokoni mai'' the first version was an unedited version.I do hope that this song will bless you in any way. Malo with much 'ofa atu.

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Cousins Pepa Jnr Manu and Brothers singing at Our Reunion!!

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Are you a fan of J King? Join the J KING Facebook fan page (link below) http://www.facebook.com/pages/J-KING/198465393522803 DL : http://www.mediafire.com/?i1j9uod4uqxdzts Copyright disclaimer! I do NOT own this song nor the image featured in the video. All rights belong to it's right owner/owner's. No copyright infringement intended. For entertainment purposes only.

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Tongan War Dance / Kailao Spear Dance / Tatakamotonga Warriors

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Tatakamotonga Boys War Spear Dance at the International Dateline Hotel, 2006. Nuku'alofa, Tongatapu, Kingdom of Tonga.

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"Music is created for the ears and not for the eyes." Just a quick reminder to those who feel the unnecessary need to comment and state the obvious. At the end of the day, both Samoans and Tongans are Polynesians whom share alot of history and similarities.

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Tongan mix Album just a combine mixing Tongan local songs we provide here in the Government of Tonga Portal with an idea just to entertain those who abroad and our quest who visit this website, to gives you the spirit of the voices from the Kingdom of Tonga.

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Malimali! – Smile!

taha ua tolu malimali – 1 2 3 smile!

Hanga mai! - Turn this way!

Hanga ki hē! – Turn that way!

Unu atu! – Move away!

Unu mai! – Move closer!

Tu’u ma’u! – Stand still!

Tangutu ma’u – Sit still!

Sio mai! – Look this way!

Sio ki ‘olunga – Look up!

Sio ki lalo – Look down!

Ko ia – that’s it!

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Digital Dialects Tongan language games are suitable for Tongan students of all ages and learning styles. Games and study exercises are free to use and do not require registration for use nor the provision of personal details. Choose the topic you wish to learn about, revise the words or phrases and then play the learning game. Materials on Digital Dialects are ideal as classroom exercises for kids, for self-study, or for setting as a homework exercise. Included with each topic is a phrase list or wordlist with English translations and audio buttons with spoken native Tongan for learning pronunciation.

About the Tongan language:

Tongan is a Polynesian language spoken in the Pacific Island nation of Tonga, where it is the national language, along with English. Around 187,000 people speak Tongan, around half of who live in Tongan. The other half of Tongan speakers live overseas, mostly in New Zealand, the USA and Australia. Tonga is a Tongic language, a group that includes Niuean. Tongan is also closely related to the Samoan language.

Online Tongan learning games include:

Learn Tongan numbers - quizzes with audio to learn the numbers. 1-12 teaches you to count up to 12. After learning these numbers you can continue up to 20 with the 13-20 numbers game. For learning multiples of ten play the 0-100 game. Arithmetic games in which you add the Tongan words for numbers together to choose the correct answer

Learn Tongan phrases - common and useful phrases for beginners and travelers. Basic communication with the most common salutations and greetings.

Colors - 11 words; the most common color adjectives in the language.

Fruit and vegetables game - 15 of the most useful words for Tongan fruit and vegetables in a simple quiz with audio. For elementary level students and kids.

Animals in Tongan - learn the Tongan words for animals and then play the game - 17 Tongan words.

Vocabulary quiz - game with vocabulary list and audio - 33 Tongan words.

Vocabulary builders - as you begin to acquire more Tongan vocabulary, these two games each offer 48 additional words. Match the Tongan word with the corresponding English word. Vocabulary builder 1, and the slightly more advanced vocabulary builder 2.

On this website, we host several Pacific island/Polynesian language pages including learn Cook Islands Māori language games, learn Fijian language games, learn Māori language games, learn Niuean language games and learn Samoan language games section. All include several exercises.

Mobile and tablet games for Tongan - there are several games with audio on our Tongan for mobile pages including colors, numbers, phrases, animals, vocabulary. If you come to this site with a mobile device you will be automatically redirected to this page.
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Learn Tongan games: free online language exercises

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Digital Dialects Tongan language games are suitable for Tongan students of all ages and learning styles. Games and study exercises are free to use and do not require registration for use nor the provision of personal details. Choose the topic you wish to learn about, revise the words or phrases and then play the learning game.

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A simple 7-lesson Tongan Course for absolute beginners, comes with exercises and solutions.

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'Fakakoloa 'o Aotearoa 'aki 'etau Lea mo e Hiva Faka-Tonga"'Enriching Aotearoa with Tongan Language and Music'

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