- The
Tokelauans are a
Polynesian ethnic group native to Tokelau, a
Polynesian archipelago in the
Pacific Ocean, who
share the
Tokelauan Polynesian culture...
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percent in 1996. Comparably, a
meager 29
percent of New Zealand-born
Tokelauans reported being able to
speak the language,
compared to the 71 percent...
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remittances from
Tokelauans residing in New Zealand.
These remittances are significant,
given that
approximately 80% of
Tokelauans live abroad. In recent...
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again in the ****ure; the
leader of the
largest group of
overseas Tokelauans (the
Tokelauan community in the Hutt
Valley in New Zealand)
Henry Joseph called...
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practices of the
island nation of Tokelau. The
original food
crops of the
Tokelauans were
coconut (niu), pand**** (fala), noni (nonu), dyer's fig (mati) and...
- individuals) with some
purpose in mind. When
using a
definite article in
Tokelauan language,
unlike in some
languages like English, if the
speaker is speaking...
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Minister of
Foreign Affairs and Trade. The
current head of
government (
Tokelauan: Ulu-o-Tokelau) is
Esera Fofō Tuisano, who
presides over the
Council for...
- 2011, the
Tokelauan Census for the
first time
asked a
series of
questions about reading and
writing skills. As of 2011, less than 1% of
Tokelauans are unable...
- (Easter Island),
Samoans (Samoa and
American Samoa),
Tahitians (Tahiti),
Tokelauans (Tokelau),
Niueans (Niue), Cook
Islands Māori (Cook Islands), Tongans...
- territory, but is
administered by a
council of
three elders (one from each
Tokelauan atoll). The Ross
Dependency is New Zealand's
territorial claim in Antarctica...
