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Wallisian, or ʻUvean (
Wallisian: Fakaʻuvea), is the
Polynesian language spoken on
Wallis Island (also
known as ʻUvea). The
language is also
known as East...
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Wallisian (59.1%) ****unan (27.9%)
French (12.7%)
According to the 2018 census,
among people 14
years and older, 59.1%
reported Wallisian as the...
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European (Caldoches and
Metropolitan French), Kanak, and
Polynesian (mostly
Wallisian) origin, as well as
smaller groups of
Southeast Asian, Pied-Noir, and...
- 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...
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Americans also
brought with them many
material goods and money:
Wallisians were
discovering consumer society, and
traditional religious and customary...
- Mata Utu (French pronunciation: [mata utu];
Wallisian: Matāʻutu, [mataːʔutu]) is the
capital city of
Wallis and ****una, an
overseas collectivity of France...
- The
Wallisian customary crisis was a
political crisis on the
island of Wallis, in the
Wallis and ****una
overseas collectivity. The crisis,
which began...
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Munipoese Muliʻakaʻaka (born ~1974) is a
Wallisian politician and
member of the
Territorial ****embly of
Wallis and ****una. He was
unanimously elected...
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language is
closely related to
other Western Polynesian languages: ****auvea,
Wallisian, Tongan, Samoan, Tokelau, and Niuafoʻou. It is
classified as Austronesian...
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kings in ****una, and
their chiefdoms),
which have
authority over the
Wallisians and ****unians, with the
powerful Catholic Church,
which oversees the po****tion...
