" E Manea " - Maruia

No description available.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• raro
• polynesie
• cook
• islands

[Poeere1980]

Chantée par Maruia !

[SAMIRICO67]

@Poeere1980 ah ok peut etre écrite par Teva mais en langue de Rarotonga ! E Manea , inagaro ... toku reo .... , me rappele avoir rencontré Roger , Maruia & Teva à St Luke en NZ , que de souvenirs du temps de jadis !

[SAMIRICO67]

These dialects[2] of the Cook Islands Māori are :

Rakahanga-Manihiki dialect;

Penrhyn dialect (Tongarevan);[3]

the Ngaputoru dialects of Atiu, Mitiaro and Mauke;

Aitutaki dialect;

Rarotongan dialect; and

Mangaia dialect.

It is closely related to Tahitian and New Zealand Māori, and there is a degree of mutual intelligibility with these two languages.

[Deon19871]

Cook island....not maori

[SAMIRICO67]

@Deon19871

The Cook Islands Māori language, also called Māori Kūki 'Āirani or Rarotongan, is the official language of the Cook Islands. Most Cook Islanders also call it Te reo Ipukarea, literally "the language of the Ancestral Homeland".

[Poeere1980]

C'est une chanson tahitienne donc de Tahiti et non des Cook islands composée par Teva Tetuanui (R.I.P.) enregistré à Tahiti. Merci pour le clip !

[ThePus4u]

I like how My homeland is 1st on the list... RAKAHANGA!!! RAKAZ WAHT!! shot mein!! lol

[MrCwalker275]

cook island rock

[Toymit]

@MrJammae In the Cooks its just called Maori but when you go to places like NZ you have to distinguish between NZ Maori and Cook Is Maori so its called Cook Is Maori outside of the Cook Islands.

[SAMIRICO67]

@MrJammae yes ur right !