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Mele Mafi Lalo 1920-1967 - Ancestry® Research genealogy for Mele Mafi Lalo of Falehau Niuatoputapu, Tonga, as well as other members of the Lalo family, on Ancestry®
Mālō Tonga Ko e ngāue fakafo'ituitui pē eni, pea ʻoku tuotuai pē 'o fakatatau ki he taimi 'oku lava ma'u ki aí Ko e koloa pē ʻa e Tonga, pea molimoli atu ke tau laukau mo fiefia kotoa pē ai
Semisi Pahulu Sika (1930–1959) - FamilySearch When Semisi Pahulu Sika was born on 20 March 1930, in Vaipoa, Niuatoputapu, Tonga, his father, Sika Semisi Latu, was 44 and his mother, Mele Mafi Lalo, was 39 He died on 9 April 1959, in his hometown, at the age of 29
Mālō Tonga Lea Kananga Ko e Ngaahi Kananga ʻoku tau Faʻa Fanongoá Ko e konga mālie 'o e Lea Tongá, ko e 'ai 'e ha taha ha'ane fo'i lea, pea hoko ia ko e kananga 'oku ngāue 'aki 'i he talanoa mo e fakahua faka'ahó ʻI heʻetau vakai ki he kanganá ʻoku tau petiʻia ʻi he aʻuaʻu ʻa e fakakaukau ʻa e Tongá
Mele Mafi Lalo Afemui (1879–1961) • FamilySearch When Mele Mafi Lalo Afemui was born on 28 October 1879, in Upolu, Samoa, her father, Lolo Pilimai, was 33 and her mother, Mele Tiumalu, was 33 She married Fakatetau Fangupo in 1883, in Nuku'alofa, Tongatapu, Tonga
Mālō e lelei is a made-up greeting - Tongan scholar - RNZ One of the phrases that Jenner-Helu said was not in common use in the past was "mālō e lelei" - now a standard greeting in contemporary Tongan She said it may have been created by Churchward "Mālō e lelei is a made-up greeting, it's very anglicised", she said
‘Mālō e lelei is a made-up greeting . . . - Kaniva Tonga News One of the phrases that Jenner-Helu said was not in common use in the past was “mālō e lelei” – now a standard greeting in contemporary Tongan She said it may have been created by Churchward “Mālō e lelei is a made-up greeting, it’s very anglicised”, she said
Malo Tonga Lea Paloveape Manu Ka lua ha kuli ha feitu'u 'oku fa'a toe foki pe ia 'o kai 'ene lua 'o ka fiekaia Ko ha taha na'e tafoki mei ha fa'ahinga anga kovi ka kuo toe foki pe ki ai 'Oku meimei tatau moe Puaka toe fakapelepela (vakai ki lalo) pea moe Mounu vaoa (vakai ki he peesi paloveape fekau'aki moe Va'inga)
Was Mālō e lelei introduced by European missionaries in Tonga? Linguist Vasalua Jenner-Helu, who is set to travel to Oxford University, is researching how Tongan language was influenced by missionaries, who compiled the kingdom's first dictionary She's already found a surprising discovery in the origin of the greeting 'mālō e lelei '