In terms of scientific evidence while going beyond myths and religious references, the Irishman has a point considering how he's been studying Fijian linguistics like forever and is also fluent in all dialects
1 prblm sami... our language evolved over the centuries... there a words that are lost which we don't speak nww.. nd there a new words we speak nw which ppl way back then dnt even use or knw. .
@@seru9668 All the more reason for continuous research on Fijian linguistics, maybe someone (especially iTaukei) could come up with evidence to challenge Paul's theory. That way one could dispute the ideas and not unnecessarily attack the person just because he's no local. Just my opinion.
But He wasn't here to witness the arrival of our forefathers. Probably.Hes very good in literature writting and oral speech in linguistic but he has nothing to do with eyewitnessing or visual understanding.!
@@asayahdelayah8573 So why not do research on that, it makes things interesting for anyone who's actually been there at the supposed place of interest and recorded their findings to share with everyone else. By doing research on the actual place, it would be alot better than attacking Paul just because he actually did the work even if its linguistics. Just can't understand what's stopping the iTaukei from taking the initiative to actually do some research themselves to counter Paul's ideas and arguments instead of the useless personal attacks that he's often getting. At the moment, the Austronesian language links stands out although different opinions are welcome unless you know of any local who says otherwise and have actually done some research work on where our so-called forefathers landed and or came from. At the very least it can help somehow "connect the dots" despite obvious similarities. Of course the forefathers are long gone, there's still opportunity for research on where they actually settled and travelled on places considered sacred.
Just cause he knows how to IMITATE sound waves does NOT mean he knows the full history of where Fijians came from. A Perot knows how to speak in English..does that mean it knows everything about England ?? I didn’t think so. Mexicans that come to America for the first time learned how to speak English now does this mean they know the full history and the origins of the people from England? It is important to use our own brain when conducting a scientific research instead of relying on a Perot that can imitate sound frequencies. Common sense goes a long way.
Being a grandson of a fijian chief, our legend state we traveled down the river Rufiji in Africa south of Tanzania. Apparently we were warrior who also worked as gold mines Egypt
For your information we have the same women traditional wear which is called Jaba n Sulu. But our ancestors did not permanently settle there. Until they crossed over the sea from Afrika to the Pacific!!
Paul is telling us all Fijian the truth Born n raise in fiji with Fijian parent done my ancestry test found out 60 percent Tonga 30 percent Samoa 15 percent Melanesia’5 percent Polynesia no African blood lol
@@keyboardemperor3540 if you do your ancestry test then youll find out the truth nòt only me but i know alot of fijian that done the test got no african blood in it so if wanna do the test let me know may b i can send you money to do yours lol its a myth
exactly! he's clearly of european ancestry, and he will never support the theory that fijians are from Tanganyika even though they were taught that in school as part of their history.
Migration from the west...mainly Taiwan passing through islands of New Guinea through Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and towards the East. The Austronesian language people.
@Issy guise its evangelical nonsense...Fijians are as indigenous to Africa as Europeans. Papuans Melanesians and Fijians have a history in Oceania spanning 60000 years.
@Issy guise Whatever the fuck your smoking STOP LOL Fijians derived from the Melanesians Papuans....However my Tipuna the Polynesians discovered Vanuatu and fiji before the arrivals of your Fijian / Melanesian Tipuna...You became white when you became a christian god believer :) Im glad Cook got smoked as well :)
@Issy guise says again no evidence of they language in that category or fijian speaking in ( pidgin language). REPLY: Fijians speak a Austronesian language ... brought by the ancestors of the Samoan and Tongan peoples.
Genetically Fijians are almost 50/50 Melanesian and Polynesian with mostly our YDNA from Melanesia and our MTDNA from Polynesia. So what that means is our Melanesian Dads were sleeping with our Polynesian mums and making fijian babies.
There are no links between Fiji and any place in Africa! Colonizers have always altered history. Vowels are completely different, language, genetics, culture
Spot on…..we are Pacific Islanders and OUR CREATOR have put us all in our boundaries…..this is the garbage that white peoples have tried to force on us, they don’t own our stories to tell us who we are….we own our ancestors and stories and beliefs and cultures and we will tell it not any one else….WE ARE NOT FROM AFRICA..PERIOD!!!
Maybe paul theories is right or wrong but i have one question...please answer , after the great flood in noah's era he had three sons to generate the population ;his sons are japheth ,shem,ham..the three race that the population generate from is european,asian,african ...to profile a fijian what race would it belong to the three races, to define the dark skin, curly hairs ?
The flood happened but not around the world just in that part of the world. Its impossible to start the human race with three sons. The human race would be dead in 4 generations maybe 3 due to inbreeding
Exactly, that's the true history of the whole world from the Bible the word of God. The Fijians and other people of the Pacific seem very much to come from Ham ( Africans) and Shem (Asians).
@yourlocalKVT lol its not that deep. I don't think there are africans losing sleep over that issue. As long as you are happy wherever you are its all good
Being a grandson of a fijian chief, our legend state we traveled down the river Rufiji in Africa south of Tanzania, Apparently we were warrior who also worked as gold mines Egypt
Linguistically YES! And there is truth in what the linguist speaks of. This is partially because of the wide trade network of the ancient pacific. The migrations and trade thereafter influenced the dominant lingua franca of alot of Pacific countries. If you go all the way to West-Melanesia, on the Maluku and Papua islands, these linguistic features can also be found.
Kua talega ni cavuti lutunasobasoba ni o sega ni kilai koya o iratou na luvena era kawa mi turaga ka ra dra tabu na kena kawa era maroroya na keimami tukuni WHEN YOU KNOW YOUR HISTORY THEN YOU WILL KNOW WHERE YOU COMING FROM
He doesn't take into consideration that hundreds of years of influence and contact with Polynesians may have dramatically impacted and influenced our languages and our culture .Of course there would be differences !
He doesn't need to take that into consideration though because we ourselves have different dilects within ourselves. Not even differences as far as provinces but as close as villages then districts then now we generalise it as Provinces. What we need to consider is he's spent most of his life studying our language - not even generalizing it as dilects of Provinces but the very ones we might have lost. So when he's talking about something, know for sure he's not making things up but all from his years of studying our culture but most importantly our language.
E vakaraitaka tiko eke ko "Paul Garret" ni'o keda na KaiViti eda sega ni vu mai ena dua na vanua mai Aferika. E vakacala o koya nai tukutuku makawa kei Viti ena vanua eda vu mai kina. Io; ka da kila deivaki tu edaidai na kena kawa, ni'a vakadewavi sobu mai ena i vola sere, meke, kei nai talanoa mai vei ira noda Qase na vanua eda vu mai kina. E vakaraitaka o PG ni veika kece oqo, era a mai vakabulia ga na kai vavalagi, se kai Peritani. O PG e sega ni kawa i Taukei kei Viti, ka rawa ni'u tukuna ni veika e vakamacalataka tiko oqo ena loma ni senituri oqo - e vakasaraga na veika era a mai vakabulia ka vakamacalataka tiko na wekana, o ira era a liu mai vei koya (o ira na kai peritania) ena gauna makawa oya. Na taro au via taroga - se kaivalagi cava e dina, o ira era a liu mai?, se o o ira era a qai muri mai, me vakataki koya oqo; PG? Se ra dina kece..? se ra lasu kece...??? me rawa ni tawa kina nodra taga, ka bula vinaka tiko ga kina na nodra Ranadi...lol Kena vakaraitaki qo: 1: South Aferika - ocei mai vukuca na kena i tukutuku? 2: Ositerelia - ocei mai vukuca na kenai tukutuku? 3: Niusiladi - ocei mai vukica na kena i tukutuku? 4: Amerika - ocei mai vukica na kenai tukutuku? Sa dri yani
O ira na Kai valagi mai veisau taka noda vakasama..ra butuki keda sobu..baleta ni o keda na matai ni tamata i vuravura! We indigenous are native to the earth..
Sega ni dua na tamata yago vulavula se dua mai tuba na kila keda vnaka...keda ga vakai keda da kila tko ga na kena dina...e lasu na PG kena vaka dinadina e tu ke sega ni sarava na video ni dr ranuku se ranoko koya e dua a lako mai viti ka mai vaka dikeva na tikina oqo...
Paula ..ko sa kaya toka ni iko kilai keimami vinaka - se cava na kena i vosavosa matata beka meu kaya. Ia, vaka evei ke ko semati keimami ki na i tukuni makawa sara e vakatakilai mai kina na "DRUA".
Fiji got its name from Tonga. Captain Cook saw fijians for the first time in Tonga. He asked the locals where they from the tongans said Fisi because us fijians called it Viti. We have no "F" in the old fijian language
This video is confusing. I don't know about the language BUT there are soooooo many languages spoken in Africa! Have the linguists bothered to test all of them for similarities? I didn't know about the Tanganyika thing but I assumed that Melanesians left Africa more recently than everybody else (Out of Africa thing). From the little that I have observed, there are similarities in the culture. How come West Africans and Melanesians both eat yam? Yam is eaten in all (I think) West African countries and in the Caribbean (as a result of the slave trade). It used to be the staple food to the extent that most West African ethnic groups still have a yam festival every year to celebrate the new yam harvest. Incidentally, I watched footage of a man in Hawaii going through the last stages of preparing Poi (?). He did it the exact same way I have seen my friends who come from Ghana and the Ivory Coast prepare their Banku etc. I couldn't believe what I was watching. They also eat cassava as their staple food but I think it was introduced by the Europeans from the Americas. Aspects of the female dancing is also very similar to traditional African dance. In particular the emphasis on the bottom shaking from side to side (not the hips) and what they wear behind them when they dance with their bottoms. The way that the tribal dancers dress and the extra pieces that they wear around the shins etc. But that is similar in most tribes anyway for whatever reason. I have seen footage of Pacific Islanders blowing into large sea shells during ceremonies. It makes a ceremonial sound. So many African ethnic groups do this during traditional ceremonies but with large animal horns instead. I noticed that Melanesians cook a lot with greens like cassava leaves etc. It's the same in Africa. Africans eat so many different varieties of leaves and greens and the way they chop-shred them finely is the same. I saw women doing it the same way I have seen African women doing it. Africans traditionally support their arm as they are shaking hands to greet someone important (s'one who has status) with the other hand holding it from underneath. I saw footage of Fijians doing the same thing when they were greeting important people. It has interested me and made me curious.
Living in the Philippines, I learned so many similarities in the language and culture. Even their natives which they call (Ati) look very much like I taukei (Melanesian). I agree with this theory that our ancestors did not come from Taganyika. There are many other evidences to support this - Africans are not known to be far traveling seafarers. Also if you would put an African and a Melanesian side by side you would notice that they are distinctively different compared to one another.
@@saurogosuguta3262 so it's the denisovan part of your brain that doesn't know Africa such a shame that white men have tried to divide Africans worldwide
This comment section makes me sad and confused. I had no idea this was a debate for my distant cousins. Sadly the world has confused you all just as much as Black Americans only your story doesn’t involve slave ships smh
I can't allow an Irishman to explained the history of a Blackman. There's a saying in Tanga'Nyika ; 'Until the lion learns how to write every story will glorify the hunter' , African Proverb.
1st century cushites from Ethiopia settle in Tanganyika 10 century AD about this time the fable of fijian from Tanganyika Ruah river (Chronological History man in Tanganyika)
1st century cushites from Ethiopia settle in Tanganyika 10 century AD about this time the fable of fijian from Tanganyika ( Chronological History man in Tanganyika)
No way !! you will say that you orriginated from lost tribe of Izrael but the realiry is " the accient Fijjans moved from RUFIJI , TANGANYINA now ( TANZANIA) well come back home to visit mount Kilimanjaro and to know your traditions
We all came out of Africa millions of years ago, that has no relevance to us now, Fijians have closer ties to Indonesians than Africans linguistically.
@@myopicthunder bro Linguistical we have more ties to the ploys..plus those change over times..except our feature's remains...fijians love running rugby compared to the rest... due to the African features ...
@@seru9668 compare "polys" language to Indonesian or Filipino language, many words are the same. The French also like running rugby does that make them African?
You can't whitewashed our history sir, we know who we are and we know where we came from, them days are over, the children of the most high is waking up now, okoya e saga meda kua ni kila na dina, because we are very special people, noqu taro cava na vuna e dua na tamata e biuta mai nona vanua, vuvale, kei na ka talei me mai vulica ga na kedai tukuni, ummm suspect, there's something fishy going on here, oira gona mataqali qo ra kovea na qele nodra na abo taukei ni qele Australia, kaidia damudamu America, maorian NZ, South Africa, ra sagai viti vinaka ga ni kaukauwa sara tu ga na veikanikani, kesega sa tarai tale ga o viti, we deal with reality here straight up, they don't want us to know where we came from, our culture and everything,
Sa dua na ka...ia era lako mai vei o ira na Vanuatu kei Solomoni? Sega li ni ra kawa vata ga mai kei ratou na PNG ka laki sema kei ira na Aboriginal ka trace taki lesu kina sauca kei Asia wili kina na sauca kei India ka laki tini lesu tale ki S. Africa!!?
Dr Geraghty is highlighting the evidence at hand: that, linguistically, we've more in common with our immediate neighbours to the west. That's why all the Pacific Island languages and some of the Southeast Asian languages like Malay, Tagalog, Indonesian etc. are grouped together as Austronesian languages. Our language has nothing in common with African languages. You might find it useful to read a little about linguistics and migration. And if you keep an open mind, you'd actually learn a lot about how close we really are to our Pacific Island brothers and sisters and to our cousins in Southeast Asia. Desist from entertaining theories of conspiracy whenever someone attempts to explain our origin. Such attitudes serve no value and are pointless.
@@Shelbourner jst to let you knw... we don't have much linguistic similarities with the solomon's or the rest .. we have major similarities with the polys.... our culture as well is similar to the polys.... we have far far far difference in terms of culture with the solomon's.. u dnt see a fijian dance attire with something tht luks like a G' string levu....if u have seen a fijian wearing tyt Solomon or png g string then I wished u to make a video of it so tht we can all see..
That true cuz 'viti' in Africa refer to a warrior tribe Of cannibal that dominated parts of Tanzania ancient times % lived along the Rufiji river. Some of their decedent's still today called fiji people Africus is a Yemente chieftain name Afrikya Africa is a name today
Our Ancestors came from a Hebrew Tribe escaping the Babylon Captivity ND came to east Africa in Taqaniika to seek refuge but they did not stop there they sailed across the ocean to seek land n settle where we are today. Our ELDERS from the 1st to the 3rd generation did not went to any school..Their Elders pass our history down to us..!! Degei is not our Ancestor or Vuda he is the serpent deity represent Satan .!! IRA Na Vuda e dua na KAWA tamata keda KAWA NI IPIRIU, IRA na VANUATU NA SOLOMONE KEI PAPUA eda Sega ni kawa tamata vata, Ira Kawa ni tamata vata na Kai AFIRIKA..ira na KAWA I HAM na luvei NOA gone taudua..KEDA NA KAWA I SEMI NA karua ni luvei Noa.E nai katini ni taba tamata ni kawai I SEMI Mai basika kina o Aparama.. oti tale 2 na taba tamata basika kina o Ya' aqob vktokai koya o YAH me ko YAHSHAR'AL se Isireli. Keda na KAI VITIYAH Sega ni Mai KAWA ni GATA.! KEDA NA KAWA NI TAMATA NI VEIYALAYALATI!! SHALOM VITIYAH!!
Au vadidike voli tiko me baleta na kawa-tamata cava keda vu mai kina. Ia, baleta tiko ni dei voli na yaloqu me'u tukuna ..mai PAPILONI, e na gauna e ira a dui se kina na yavusa-10 nei Yaqob... lewe 9 e ira dui se yani ki na loma ni vanua (tokalau) ka dua qai lele veibasai ki wai me donuya na ucu-vualiku ni vanua AFERIKA. Ko koya oqo e tukuna kina ko Paula Qereti ni duidui tiko na i tovo ni kawa-tamata e rua ... mai taqanika ... au vakabauta ni waki-vata vakalailai qai tomiki mai me muria sobu na i lakolako ka curumi SILONI (na ceva kei Idia ki wai) ka dewa sara mai ki na vei-yanuyanu PASIFIKA ... qai ko PAPUA-NIUQINI, SOLOMONI kei VANUATU ... e ira a qera kina na i wase ni tamata ..keda semati tu ni kua me 'melanisia' ... oqo tale, me vaka na duatani ni vakanananu nei PQ. ...sa dri yani!
History is really just 'His-Story' . Whoever had the power,had the power to also write history,because if you control the history of a group of people you can control their future.And information is power,I can understand now why the fijian ancestors decide to keep information in songs,dances and stories so it is easy to remember and easy for a group of people to memorize also,and so it does not fall into the wrong hands and be altered.Now, since he is saying that they were just made up stories then what we have now is nothing,because that was all the fijian people had.To conclude, fijians were voyages and from their many voyages may have adapted customs and cultures of the places they might have settled in and judging from it's sort of mixed customs and culture,my guess is that they have travelled from some place far ,for a very long but definitely not just from the neighbouring pacific island countries. Peope here asking for proof? there is no proof,the only thing the fijians had was the legend of lutunasobasoba,passed dowm from generation to generation.Paul Qereti is just another puppet of a secref society trying to end the curiousity of the natives seeking truth. We Are all not indoctrinated Paul. The truth will be revealed soon.
It fable that about this the powerful chief Lutunasobasoba and his people followed the trade cross the Indian Ocean trevilling south east Asia settled Fiji Island pacific
I've read so far that only person done his DNA, in this comment, to try and find out the truth is get a fijian whose four fathers a fijian and do a DNA test and will find out the truth. Instead of rubbishing Paul G, might settle everything.
Love this…..my family is of Aboriginal and Melanesia heritage and we have always known we don’t have NO connection to Africa……we from the Pacific and that’s always been where we have been created and our boundaries have been established. Language is always the proof as to who is related and cultural beliefs have similarities to show in a round about way general relationships of regions. Yes we have all those natural foods in the Pacific and Australia that you may find elsewhere, but that don’t prove connection to the other side of the world….we come from this region and no where else…period!!!
Why do Fijian circumcision No doubt the Fijian brought the custom with them in remote times, and it's origin is probably the same in their case as in that of the Nacua of Central America the Egyptian and Bantu race of Africa
Melanesians descended from south india, they are the only people who have naturally occurring blonde hair while being of darker skin color. It’s so ironic that native fijians who are part melanesians are so racist towards indians.
If thats true then south Indians would have blond hair too. But wait only 2 areas in the whole world have natural blond hair northern Europe and melanesia. Don't see india there bud
Vacava o donumaki ira na neimami qase siosio na gusumu duidui ka vakavuli o vulica kei na yalomatua ni neimami qase sa oti e toluna drau na yabaki qai dua ga e kauti koya tu mai na mata ni cagi vu koso na nomu viavia kila
Sign came from African That true cuz " Viti " in Africa refers to warrior tribe of cannibal that dominated parts of Tanzania ancient times% lived along the fijian Rufiji river. Some of their descendants still today called fiji people Circumcision custom Fijian originally came from Africa
Koi keda kai viti kawa ni teve se circumcision Ka kauta mai ko Lutunasobasoba Sa sega ni vakabauta Kawa boci ko tukana Paula kawa ni boci Sega ni nodra tovo nai kavalgi Na musu se circumcision Levu na kaiviti era boci mamaca Sa bera na lotu vakarisito
Se qai tukuna ga okoya nona I tutu vaka daunivosa vaka vuli.Ni sega ni veiwekani noda vosa k IRA mai Taqaniika.Ia kaya ni veiwekani tiko noda vosa k IRA na kai Solomoni Vanuatu..Ia ni da rai ena yasada ki na east veiwekani talega k Tonga Samoa k na vo ni vanua vaka Polynesia.Bau veiwekani kaya noda I Tovo va vanua.Era kila tiko o IRA ni ra lako mai e Pulotu ka tiko yni e Viti. Veiwekani va vosa k na I tovo ya e yaco sobu I vei IRA na Maori(NZ ),Aborigines kauta I na west PNG(Motu tribe east coast of png nd Korowai tribe with signs of Lapita),Maluku/Mollucas Islands(tiko kina veiynuynu yaca va Viti o Bulotu,Buli,Buru,Bulu,Ba'bau) o qai kauta cake I Micronesia Islands se ki Hawaii Sara yni,vakina mo gole sobu I na furthest east ki Rapanui( Easter Islands),Marquesas Islands.. Era kila mai Hawaii ni ra vu mai Hawaiiki.Era kila ni dromu tiko dua na vanua e Sauca PASIFIKA. Ia tiko e Viti mai na yatu Lau e cake nodra vanua "O Davetalevu na Tui Vatoa" dua na vanua vatokai o "Sawaiiki".Va Viti ni Hawaiiki..Era kaya noda qase vei IRA na kaivalagi dau VOLA I tuku2 na 1800s,ni da tu ga e Viti, sega ni lako mai. Era Dina tiko..Ia u sa na yaco mada e kea.
Lol the fact that he said Tanganyika (beginning of the world/earth) was an English name is very funny. Here comes this man spreading lies as usual like throughout history. This is a swahili (tanzania) word but Zimbabweans in the south have the same word as well with the similar meaning. As for them coming from Africa don't force people to come from where they don't want to come from im sure they know where they came from
Our language is closest to Ancient Hebrew. And we mentioned YAH the ALMIGHTY ONE OF YAHSHÀRAL (Israel) in our evryday conversations but we did not know it ourselves until I began my research of my roots nd my true Identity To my amazement Israelites that belong to other 12 tribes living in other nations knew about us. SHALUM!!
Sa Dina. Historians tell us that 10 tribes were lost forever after they were carried away and assimilated into surrounding nations by the assyrians more than 700bc. Who are the 12 tribes you mention?
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In terms of scientific evidence while going beyond myths and religious references, the Irishman has a point considering how he's been studying Fijian linguistics like forever and is also fluent in all dialects
1 prblm sami... our language evolved over the centuries... there a words that are lost which we don't speak nww.. nd there a new words we speak nw which ppl way back then dnt even use or knw. .
@@seru9668 All the more reason for continuous research on Fijian linguistics, maybe someone (especially iTaukei) could come up with evidence to challenge Paul's theory. That way one could dispute the ideas and not unnecessarily attack the person just because he's no local.
Just my opinion.
But He wasn't here to witness the arrival of our forefathers. Probably.Hes very good in literature writting and oral speech in linguistic but he has nothing to do with eyewitnessing or visual understanding.!
@@asayahdelayah8573 So why not do research on that, it makes things interesting for anyone who's actually been there at the supposed place of interest and recorded their findings to share with everyone else.
By doing research on the actual place, it would be alot better than attacking Paul just because he actually did the work even if its linguistics. Just can't understand what's stopping the iTaukei from taking the initiative to actually do some research themselves to counter Paul's ideas and arguments instead of the useless personal attacks that he's often getting.
At the moment, the Austronesian language links stands out although different opinions are welcome unless you know of any local who says otherwise and have actually done some research work on where our so-called forefathers landed and or came from. At the very least it can help somehow "connect the dots" despite obvious similarities.
Of course the forefathers are long gone, there's still opportunity for research on where they actually settled and travelled on places considered sacred.
Just cause he knows how to IMITATE sound waves does NOT mean he knows the full history of where Fijians came from. A Perot knows how to speak in English..does that mean it knows everything about England ?? I didn’t think so. Mexicans that come to America for the first time learned how to speak English now does this mean they know the full history and the origins of the people from England? It is important to use our own brain when conducting a scientific research instead of relying on a Perot that can imitate sound frequencies. Common sense goes a long way.
Being a grandson of a fijian chief, our legend state we traveled down the river Rufiji in Africa south of Tanzania. Apparently we were warrior who also worked as gold mines Egypt
Since there are no written records, you can prove contact through linguistics and the taqaniika story doesn't check out.
For your information we have the same women traditional wear which is called Jaba n Sulu. But our ancestors did not permanently settle there. Until they crossed over the sea from Afrika to the Pacific!!
Oi…😂
Paul is telling us all Fijian the truth Born n raise in fiji with Fijian parent done my ancestry test found out 60 percent Tonga 30 percent Samoa 15 percent Melanesia’5 percent Polynesia no African blood lol
Io, e levu era test taki va dra, e sega kina nai vakadinadina ni African, ra veicai
@@Gonenivitty just pure coconut oil all the way
Yes bro I'm happy that you know the truth. Fijians dont come from africa
Nomu via Kai Tonga qori
@@keyboardemperor3540 if you do your ancestry test then youll find out the truth nòt only me but i know alot of fijian that done the test got no african blood in it so if wanna do the test let me know may b i can send you money to do yours lol its a myth
Are there videos that break down the Fijian language for easy learning?
There are some videos on youtube that teach the language, you just have look for them with the right search phrase
Oi…😂
Well clearly the white guy is not from tanganyika. Lol
exactly! he's clearly of european ancestry, and he will never support the theory that fijians are from Tanganyika even though they were taught that in school as part of their history.
@@michellemapp6645 the story of fijians coming from Tanganyika is also of European ancestry.
neither are Fijians...
@@ngatibroffessor1840 clearly ur not...... you talk as if you have seen Lutunasobasoba...
@@seru9668 does lutunasobasoba sound like an African name to you?
Migration from the west...mainly Taiwan passing through islands of New Guinea through Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and towards the East. The Austronesian language people.
I think this man hasn't been to Tanganiika...I lived in Tanganiika for 4yrs and I've seen lots of similarities in our traditions, culture and food.
swahili is spoken in Tanganyika and Fijian is part of the Austronesian family of language.
@Issy guise its evangelical nonsense...Fijians are as indigenous to Africa as Europeans. Papuans Melanesians and Fijians have a history in Oceania spanning 60000 years.
@Issy guise Whatever the fuck your smoking STOP LOL Fijians derived from the Melanesians Papuans....However my Tipuna the Polynesians discovered Vanuatu and fiji before the arrivals of your Fijian / Melanesian Tipuna...You became white when you became a christian god believer :) Im glad Cook got smoked as well :)
@Issy guise nonsense nonsense LOL Fijians are not African...as I said their origins are Papua. :)
@Issy guise says again no evidence of they language in that category or fijian speaking in ( pidgin language).
REPLY: Fijians speak a Austronesian language ... brought by the ancestors of the Samoan and Tongan peoples.
Genetically Fijians are almost 50/50 Melanesian and Polynesian with mostly our YDNA from Melanesia and our MTDNA from Polynesia. So what that means is our Melanesian Dads were sleeping with our Polynesian mums and making fijian babies.
There are no links between Fiji and any place in Africa! Colonizers have always altered history. Vowels are completely different, language, genetics, culture
Exactly, our language is predominantly Austronesian and not even bantu like the other African languages.
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Spot on…..we are Pacific Islanders and OUR CREATOR have put us all in our boundaries…..this is the garbage that white peoples have tried to force on us, they don’t own our stories to tell us who we are….we own our ancestors and stories and beliefs and cultures and we will tell it not any one else….WE ARE NOT FROM AFRICA..PERIOD!!!
Hair and skin colour says it all for a certain people , but languages can be learnt and adopted with even with foreighners to be their own .
Maybe paul theories is right or wrong but i have one question...please answer , after the great flood in noah's era he had three sons to generate the population ;his sons are japheth ,shem,ham..the three race that the population generate from is european,asian,african ...to profile a fijian what race would it belong to the three races, to define the dark skin, curly hairs ?
The flood happened but not around the world just in that part of the world. Its impossible to start the human race with three sons. The human race would be dead in 4 generations maybe 3 due to inbreeding
Exactly, that's the true history of the whole world from the Bible the word of God. The Fijians and other people of the Pacific seem very much to come from Ham ( Africans) and Shem (Asians).
Oi…😂🤣
In Africa, in this Taqanaika region , dwelt for a long time warrior group of people called the "Viti " people Africa king them very well
Swahili is spoken in Tanganyika and Fijian is part of the Austronesian family of language.
In Tanganyika we have places called tanga(TONGA) and ru-FIJI
@@houseofjudah7470 thank you!
@yourlocalKVT lol its not that deep. I don't think there are africans losing sleep over that issue. As long as you are happy wherever you are its all good
Oi…🤣
@@houseofjudah7470that is false
Sivia talega na noda via lost tribe of Israel, Tongan etc etc
Dina sara
Oi…😂🤣
Being a grandson of a fijian chief, our legend state we traveled down the river Rufiji in Africa south of Tanzania, Apparently we were warrior who also worked as gold mines Egypt
Linguistically YES! And there is truth in what the linguist speaks of. This is partially because of the wide trade network of the ancient pacific. The migrations and trade thereafter influenced the dominant lingua franca of alot of Pacific countries. If you go all the way to West-Melanesia, on the Maluku and Papua islands, these linguistic features can also be found.
Oi…🤣😂
Circumcision culture tradition custom
Where is fijian came from
The flowers tree seen in the image below is common to both Tanganyika and fiji
In Fiji it is called the fijian tulips and found all over Viti Levu
Kua talega ni cavuti lutunasobasoba ni o sega ni kilai koya o iratou na luvena era kawa mi turaga ka ra dra tabu na kena kawa era maroroya na keimami tukuni WHEN YOU KNOW YOUR HISTORY THEN YOU WILL KNOW WHERE YOU COMING FROM
My Tau from Ra, Vanua Levu your brothers from Malaita (Marata) Solomon Islands, still hold and cherish our traditional migration stories.
He doesn't take into consideration that hundreds of years of influence and contact with Polynesians may have dramatically impacted and influenced our languages and our culture .Of course there would be differences !
He doesn't need to take that into consideration though because we ourselves have different dilects within ourselves. Not even differences as far as provinces but as close as villages then districts then now we generalise it as Provinces. What we need to consider is he's spent most of his life studying our language - not even generalizing it as dilects of Provinces but the very ones we might have lost. So when he's talking about something, know for sure he's not making things up but all from his years of studying our culture but most importantly our language.
Oi…😂
@@eliyyahud81vinaka...some people can't digest the truth.
E vakaraitaka tiko eke ko "Paul Garret" ni'o keda na KaiViti eda sega ni vu mai ena dua na vanua mai Aferika. E vakacala o koya nai tukutuku makawa kei Viti ena vanua eda vu mai kina. Io; ka da kila deivaki tu edaidai na kena kawa, ni'a vakadewavi sobu mai ena i vola sere, meke, kei nai talanoa mai vei ira noda Qase na vanua eda vu mai kina. E vakaraitaka o PG ni veika kece oqo, era a mai vakabulia ga na kai vavalagi, se kai Peritani. O PG e sega ni kawa i Taukei kei Viti, ka rawa ni'u tukuna ni veika e vakamacalataka tiko oqo ena loma ni senituri oqo - e vakasaraga na veika era a mai vakabulia ka vakamacalataka tiko na wekana, o ira era a liu mai vei koya (o ira na kai peritania) ena gauna makawa oya. Na taro au via taroga - se kaivalagi cava e dina, o ira era a liu mai?, se o o ira era a qai muri mai, me vakataki koya oqo; PG? Se ra dina kece..? se ra lasu kece...??? me rawa ni tawa kina nodra taga, ka bula vinaka tiko ga kina na nodra Ranadi...lol
Kena vakaraitaki qo:
1: South Aferika - ocei mai vukuca na kena i tukutuku?
2: Ositerelia - ocei mai vukuca na kenai tukutuku?
3: Niusiladi - ocei mai vukica na kena i tukutuku?
4: Amerika - ocei mai vukica na kenai tukutuku?
Sa dri yani
O ira na Kai valagi mai veisau taka noda vakasama..ra butuki keda sobu..baleta ni o keda na matai ni tamata i vuravura! We indigenous are native to the earth..
Vinaka vklevu na veivakararmataki.
Sega ni dua na tamata yago vulavula se dua mai tuba na kila keda vnaka...keda ga vakai keda da kila tko ga na kena dina...e lasu na PG kena vaka dinadina e tu ke sega ni sarava na video ni dr ranuku se ranoko koya e dua a lako mai viti ka mai vaka dikeva na tikina oqo...
@@jnavsslick3764 😂😂🤣😂🤣
@@Sparky1591-I cava o dredre vaka.. Tubumumu
Paula ..ko sa kaya toka ni iko kilai keimami vinaka - se cava na kena i vosavosa matata beka meu kaya. Ia, vaka evei ke ko semati keimami ki na i tukuni makawa sara e vakatakilai mai kina na "DRUA".
The name FIJI come from the name Ru-FIJI, this in an area around river RUFIJI in Tanganyika(Tanzania-East Africa) where this people came from
Fijis real name is viti m8
Fiji is a English term. Viti is Fijian
Fiji got its name from Tonga. Captain Cook saw fijians for the first time in Tonga. He asked the locals where they from the tongans said Fisi because us fijians called it Viti. We have no "F" in the old fijian language
@@wantsumbread9586 We have Tonga tribe in Southern Africa too,Remembers Rutanasobasoba story
Demu
This video is confusing. I don't know about the language BUT there are soooooo many languages spoken in Africa! Have the linguists bothered to test all of them for similarities? I didn't know about the Tanganyika thing but I assumed that Melanesians left Africa more recently than everybody else (Out of Africa thing). From the little that I have observed, there are similarities in the culture. How come West Africans and Melanesians both eat yam? Yam is eaten in all (I think) West African countries and in the Caribbean (as a result of the slave trade). It used to be the staple food to the extent that most West African ethnic groups still have a yam festival every year to celebrate the new yam harvest. Incidentally, I watched footage of a man in Hawaii going through the last stages of preparing Poi (?). He did it the exact same way I have seen my friends who come from Ghana and the Ivory Coast prepare their Banku etc. I couldn't believe what I was watching. They also eat cassava as their staple food but I think it was introduced by the Europeans from the Americas. Aspects of the female dancing is also very similar to traditional African dance. In particular the emphasis on the bottom shaking from side to side (not the hips) and what they wear behind them when they dance with their bottoms. The way that the tribal dancers dress and the extra pieces that they wear around the shins etc. But that is similar in most tribes anyway for whatever reason. I have seen footage of Pacific Islanders blowing into large sea shells during ceremonies. It makes a ceremonial sound. So many African ethnic groups do this during traditional ceremonies but with large animal horns instead. I noticed that Melanesians cook a lot with greens like cassava leaves etc. It's the same in Africa. Africans eat so many different varieties of leaves and greens and the way they chop-shred them finely is the same. I saw women doing it the same way I have seen African women doing it. Africans traditionally support their arm as they are shaking hands to greet someone important (s'one who has status) with the other hand holding it from underneath. I saw footage of Fijians doing the same thing when they were greeting important people. It has interested me and made me curious.
Are you going to also point out that we both have two feet and two legs? How about the fact that we all have one head?
@@iLiveOnFijiTime 😂
@@iLiveOnFijiTime🤣
Fantastic observation
Especially The Akan Tribe In Ghana 🇬🇭
Living in the Philippines, I learned so many similarities in the language and culture. Even their natives which they call (Ati) look very much like I taukei (Melanesian). I agree with this theory that our ancestors did not come from Taganyika. There are many other evidences to support this - Africans are not known to be far traveling seafarers. Also if you would put an African and a Melanesian side by side you would notice that they are distinctively different compared to one another.
Because you mixed with denisovans and forgot your heritage.
@@onelove351 No we did not forget our heritage
@@saurogosuguta3262 unless you're not a human being one of your ancestors has to be African.
@@saurogosuguta3262 so it's the denisovan part of your brain that doesn't know Africa such a shame that white men have tried to divide Africans worldwide
@@onelove351 unless you're not a believer of the bible, that is just a theory
This comment section makes me sad and confused. I had no idea this was a debate for my distant cousins. Sadly the world has confused you all just as much as Black Americans only your story doesn’t involve slave ships smh
Oi…🤣
Oi…🤣
In Tanganyika vunda , vereta,rukwa etc .
We have ground of a worried people were called the Viti people
Does the word kaunitoni, lutunasobasoba, waka etc sound like african words to you people? No!
THE SAME OLD LIES FROM THE BEGINING.DON'T BELIEVE THE WHITE LIES.ONLY BELIEVE IN OUR MOST HIGH.THE CREATOR.HE IS THE WAY,THE TRUTH,AND THE LIFE.
Oi…😂🤣
I can't allow an Irishman to explained the history of a Blackman.
There's a saying in Tanga'Nyika ; 'Until the lion learns how to write every story will glorify the hunter' , African Proverb.
Originally sign is circumcision custom
Lutunasobasoba brought circumcision culture tradition
Levu dina na "Historian" ra volavola tuqo. Vina'a va'alevu..🤣😂🤦♂️
Oi…🤣😂
Fijian came from Egypt to Rufiji river Tanganyika a
ancient times
Island pacific
Fijian circumcision custom brought Egyptian and Bantu race ancient times
Well for once... I kinda agree with him
Oi…🤣
@@tuezzy2251 vacava na oi 😏🤣
Check the History fijian circumcision custom
Sign came from Tanganyika Africa
1st century cushites from Ethiopia settle in Tanganyika
10 century AD about this time the fable of fijian from Tanganyika Ruah river
(Chronological History man in Tanganyika)
1st century cushites from Ethiopia settle in Tanganyika
10 century AD about this time the fable of fijian from Tanganyika
( Chronological History man in Tanganyika)
Very sad These people believe they came from Africa.
Oi…😂🤣
Na vosa vakabau qai caka walega
Ma sega tu-
na vosa vakabau
Ka caka me vakararawataka na toso
Brought circumcision culture tradition custom
Egypt
No way !! you will say that you orriginated from lost tribe of Izrael but the realiry is " the accient Fijjans moved from RUFIJI , TANGANYINA now ( TANZANIA) well come back home to visit mount Kilimanjaro and to know your traditions
We never knew what Tanzania is before the white man came
We all came out of Africa millions of years ago, that has no relevance to us now, Fijians have closer ties to Indonesians than Africans linguistically.
Yesss ur ryt it's in Tanzania
@@myopicthunder bro Linguistical we have more ties to the ploys..plus those change over times..except our feature's remains...fijians love running rugby compared to the rest... due to the African features ...
@@seru9668 compare "polys" language to Indonesian or Filipino language, many words are the same. The French also like running rugby does that make them African?
Wow lo the white man speak Fijian better then me lol. Just playing lol
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You can't whitewashed our history sir, we know who we are and we know where we came from, them days are over, the children of the most high is waking up now, okoya e saga meda kua ni kila na dina, because we are very special people, noqu taro cava na vuna e dua na tamata e biuta mai nona vanua, vuvale, kei na ka talei me mai vulica ga na kedai tukuni, ummm suspect, there's something fishy going on here, oira gona mataqali qo ra kovea na qele nodra na abo taukei ni qele Australia, kaidia damudamu America, maorian NZ, South Africa, ra sagai viti vinaka ga ni kaukauwa sara tu ga na veikanikani, kesega sa tarai tale ga o viti, we deal with reality here straight up, they don't want us to know where we came from, our culture and everything,
Sa dua na ka...ia era lako mai vei o ira na Vanuatu kei Solomoni? Sega li ni ra kawa vata ga mai kei ratou na PNG ka laki sema kei ira na Aboriginal ka trace taki lesu kina sauca kei Asia wili kina na sauca kei India ka laki tini lesu tale ki S. Africa!!?
Dr Geraghty is highlighting the evidence at hand: that, linguistically, we've more in common with our immediate neighbours to the west.
That's why all the Pacific Island languages and some of the Southeast Asian languages like Malay, Tagalog, Indonesian etc. are grouped together as Austronesian languages.
Our language has nothing in common with African languages.
You might find it useful to read a little about linguistics and migration. And if you keep an open mind, you'd actually learn a lot about how close we really are to our Pacific Island brothers and sisters and to our cousins in Southeast Asia.
Desist from entertaining theories of conspiracy whenever someone attempts to explain our origin. Such attitudes serve no value and are pointless.
Just want to be from wakanda Sona levu
Ko ga qo.. koya mean taka ira mai vanualevu mai Vanuatu 😂😂🤣🤣🤣ira mai somosomo mai solomoni... ira mai rewa lako mai PNG 😂😂🤣🤣🤣.. au lasu ga tauvu'zz
@@Shelbourner jst to let you knw... we don't have much linguistic similarities with the solomon's or the rest .. we have major similarities with the polys.... our culture as well is similar to the polys.... we have far far far difference in terms of culture with the solomon's.. u dnt see a fijian dance attire with something tht luks like a G' string levu....if u have seen a fijian wearing tyt Solomon or png g string then I wished u to make a video of it so tht we can all see..
Cannibal sign
Fijian came from Tanganyika
Remote times
That true cuz 'viti' in Africa refer to a warrior tribe
Of cannibal that dominated parts of Tanzania ancient times % lived along the Rufiji river. Some of their decedent's still today called fiji people
Africus is a Yemente chieftain name
Afrikya
Africa is a name today
Fijian originally circumcision custom
ancient times
Brought the custom with them in remote times
This sign a were the fijian come from
Our Ancestors came from a Hebrew Tribe escaping the Babylon Captivity ND came to east Africa in Taqaniika to seek refuge but they did not stop there they sailed across the ocean to seek land n settle where we are today. Our ELDERS from the 1st to the 3rd generation did not went to any school..Their Elders pass our history down to us..!! Degei is not our Ancestor or Vuda he is the serpent deity represent Satan .!! IRA Na Vuda e dua na KAWA tamata keda KAWA NI IPIRIU, IRA na VANUATU NA SOLOMONE KEI PAPUA eda Sega ni kawa tamata vata, Ira
Kawa ni tamata vata na Kai AFIRIKA..ira na KAWA I HAM na luvei NOA gone taudua..KEDA NA KAWA I SEMI NA karua ni luvei Noa.E nai katini ni taba tamata ni kawai I SEMI Mai basika kina o Aparama.. oti tale 2 na taba tamata basika kina o Ya' aqob vktokai koya o YAH me ko YAHSHAR'AL se Isireli. Keda na KAI VITIYAH Sega ni Mai KAWA ni GATA.!
KEDA NA KAWA NI TAMATA NI VEIYALAYALATI!!
SHALOM VITIYAH!!
Hebrew? Hahahahahahhahahahahaha
@N.A.M. So true! People are still ignorant.. I've been saying these all along.. Only a minority of people in fiji still believe this..
Sign Fijian circumcision culture tradition custom
Brought Africa
Originally Sign circumcision culture
Fijian came from Tanganyika Ruah river fiji
Nai tovo ni cilivi - e sega ni veisau
Paula lasulasu
Luve ni yali
Africus is a Yemente chieftain name
Afrikya
mai PEPELI KI TAQANIYIKA ki na WASAPASIVIKA ki VITI dua na ya visa dua na visa dua nakawatamata dua ga na kalou ko JIOVA ocei okemudrau
Au vadidike voli tiko me baleta na kawa-tamata cava keda vu mai kina. Ia, baleta tiko ni dei voli na yaloqu me'u tukuna ..mai PAPILONI, e na gauna e ira a dui se kina na yavusa-10 nei Yaqob... lewe 9 e ira dui se yani ki na loma ni vanua (tokalau) ka dua qai lele veibasai ki wai me donuya na ucu-vualiku ni vanua AFERIKA. Ko koya oqo e tukuna kina ko Paula Qereti ni duidui tiko na i tovo ni kawa-tamata e rua ... mai taqanika ... au vakabauta ni waki-vata vakalailai qai tomiki mai me muria sobu na i lakolako ka curumi SILONI (na ceva kei Idia ki wai) ka dewa sara mai ki na vei-yanuyanu PASIFIKA ... qai ko PAPUA-NIUQINI, SOLOMONI kei VANUATU ... e ira a qera kina na i wase ni tamata ..keda semati tu ni kua me 'melanisia' ... oqo tale, me vaka na duatani ni vakanananu nei PQ. ...sa dri yani!
@@texspringfield9049 levu na vamacala kove2😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣
Oi…🤣😂
Na cilivi se musu tovo mai vei
Tovo mai ijipita
Lutunasobasoba nonai kaukaumai
E kauta mai ijitpita afirika
Paula kavalagi
Lako mai ko koya me vakaicalai keda vakadua
Ko koya na luve koli
History is really just 'His-Story' .
Whoever had the power,had the power to also write history,because if you control the history of a group of people you can control their future.And information is power,I can understand now why the fijian ancestors decide to keep information in songs,dances and stories so it is easy to remember and easy for a group of people to memorize also,and so it does not fall into the wrong hands and be altered.Now, since he is saying that they were just made up stories then what we have now is nothing,because that was all the fijian people had.To conclude, fijians were voyages and from their many voyages may have adapted customs and cultures of the places they might have settled in and judging from it's sort of mixed customs and culture,my guess is that they have travelled from some place far ,for a very long but definitely not just from the neighbouring pacific island countries.
Peope here asking for proof? there is no proof,the only thing the fijians had was the legend of lutunasobasoba,passed dowm from generation to generation.Paul Qereti is just another puppet of a secref society trying to end the curiousity of the natives seeking truth.
We Are all not indoctrinated Paul.
The truth will be revealed soon.
Oi…🤣
It fable that about this the powerful chief Lutunasobasoba and his people followed the trade cross the Indian Ocean trevilling south east Asia settled Fiji Island pacific
Oikemudou na fiji one sega kaiviti
Oikemu na vulagi sega kaiviti
I've read so far that only person done his DNA, in this comment, to try and find out the truth is get a fijian whose four fathers a fijian and do a DNA test and will find out the truth. Instead of rubbishing Paul G, might settle everything.
Exactly, one does wonder what's stopping the Fijians/iTaukei from doing a little research of their own like a DNA test
Oi, can you send some money and I promise I’ll do the test.🤣😂
Love this…..my family is of Aboriginal and Melanesia heritage and we have always known we don’t have NO connection to Africa……we from the Pacific and that’s always been where we have been created and our boundaries have been established. Language is always the proof as to who is related and cultural beliefs have similarities to show in a round about way general relationships of regions. Yes we have all those natural foods in the Pacific and Australia that you may find elsewhere, but that don’t prove connection to the other side of the world….we come from this region and no where else…period!!!
Why do Fijian circumcision
No doubt the Fijian brought the custom with them in remote times, and it's origin is probably the same in their case as in that of the Nacua of Central America the Egyptian and Bantu race of Africa
Melanesians descended from south india, they are the only people who have naturally occurring blonde hair while being of darker skin color. It’s so ironic that native fijians who are part melanesians are so racist towards indians.
If thats true then south Indians would have blond hair too. But wait only 2 areas in the whole world have natural blond hair northern Europe and melanesia. Don't see india there bud
Oi…😂🤣
Do a DNA test that is readily available from several sites across the internet. Costs around US$200. Chances are you're not from Tanganika.
Of course Europeans don't come from tangayika.
Vacava o donumaki ira na neimami qase siosio na gusumu duidui ka vakavuli o vulica kei na yalomatua ni neimami qase sa oti e toluna drau na yabaki qai dua ga e kauti koya tu mai na mata ni cagi vu koso na nomu viavia kila
Vanuatu came from lake tana
Ethiopia
Na yaca na fijian se fiji na yaca kaumai Tanganyika
Fijian originally African
All Black people world came from Africa
Sa vakaraitaka oti tu
Nai volatabu
Na duivosavosa
Na vosa kavaka yagataki mai Tanganyika
Odolu yabaki oti
Kavaka yagataki viti na gauna oqo
Sa duidui
THE MOST HIGH CREATED US BLACK FULLSTOP. STOP THAT SHIT.
Ko ira na neimami qase ra tukana
Keimami lako mai afarika
Sign came from African
That true cuz " Viti " in Africa refers to warrior tribe of cannibal that dominated parts of Tanzania ancient times% lived along the fijian Rufiji river. Some of their descendants still today called fiji people
Circumcision custom
Fijian originally came from Africa
Ko paula kereti sa qai sucu nanoa
Koi keda kai viti kawa ni teve se circumcision
Ka kauta mai ko Lutunasobasoba
Sa sega ni vakabauta
Kawa boci ko tukana
Paula kawa ni boci
Sega ni nodra tovo nai kavalgi
Na musu se circumcision
Levu na kaiviti era boci mamaca
Sa bera na lotu vakarisito
Tamata lasulasu
Vesumona
Luve ni yali
Na kuro qele e laurai mai Totoya
E tautauvata na kenai rairai mai ijipita kei aferika
enanumi IRA na nodra kawa na neimami qase nodra rai yawa ra biu vanua ka sokokota wasawasa vakaidia ki na wasapasifika
Oi…😂🤣
Katoni mana e a lutu e wai mai yasawa. Tiko kina nodai tukutuku
Oi…🤣😂
Sign is lost Israel
Circumcision custom
Lutunasobasoba brought circumcision culture tradition custom
Check fijian History ancient circumcision culture
Custom
Koi ira na Kai igiladi era vakamatei ira na tamata loaloa se Koi ira na Isireli
E dina ko Paula. E dina taucoko. Nai talanoa me baleti keda na lako mai Taqaniika(Tanzania) e myth. E Dina tiko ko Paula.
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Se qai tukuna ga okoya nona I tutu vaka daunivosa vaka vuli.Ni sega ni veiwekani noda vosa k IRA mai Taqaniika.Ia kaya ni veiwekani tiko noda vosa k IRA na kai Solomoni Vanuatu..Ia ni da rai ena yasada ki na east veiwekani talega k Tonga Samoa k na vo ni vanua vaka Polynesia.Bau veiwekani kaya noda I Tovo va vanua.Era kila tiko o IRA ni ra lako mai e Pulotu ka tiko yni e Viti. Veiwekani va vosa k na I tovo ya e yaco sobu I vei IRA na Maori(NZ ),Aborigines kauta I na west PNG(Motu tribe east coast of png nd Korowai tribe with signs of Lapita),Maluku/Mollucas Islands(tiko kina veiynuynu yaca va Viti o Bulotu,Buli,Buru,Bulu,Ba'bau) o qai kauta cake I Micronesia Islands se ki Hawaii Sara yni,vakina mo gole sobu I na furthest east ki Rapanui( Easter Islands),Marquesas Islands.. Era kila mai Hawaii ni ra vu mai Hawaiiki.Era kila ni dromu tiko dua na vanua e Sauca PASIFIKA. Ia tiko e Viti mai na yatu Lau e cake nodra vanua "O Davetalevu na Tui Vatoa" dua na vanua vatokai o "Sawaiiki".Va Viti ni Hawaiiki..Era kaya noda qase vei IRA na kaivalagi dau VOLA I tuku2 na 1800s,ni da tu ga e Viti, sega ni lako mai. Era Dina tiko..Ia u sa na yaco mada e kea.
Oi…🤣😂
Oi…😂
Lasulasu paula luve ni yali
Vosabau matanivola
Ni vosa vavalagi
E sega ni vosa vakaviti dina
Paula lasulasu Luve ni yali
keso na vosa Eda toutouvata kei na so na pasivika sa rauta baleta e Lewa na kalou ko JIOVA na vosa e nona
Oi…😂🤣
Vinaka Paula Qereti . Dina kece.
Oi…😂🤣
Nona kawa ko paula kereti sega ni cilivi se circumcision
Ko tovovakavanua e viti kei eso mai afirika
Lol the fact that he said Tanganyika (beginning of the world/earth) was an English name is very funny. Here comes this man spreading lies as usual like throughout history. This is a swahili (tanzania) word but Zimbabweans in the south have the same word as well with the similar meaning. As for them coming from Africa don't force people to come from where they don't want to come from im sure they know where they came from
Oi…😂🤣
Vanua o cala kina qori.
South Sudan na tavioka e tabioka mai kea.
Oi…🤣😂
Circumcision culture tradition custom
is not story
o igiladi e mai vukica vakadua nai kedrai tukutuku nai taukei mai Ositerelia ( that's the hard EVIDENCE ) MATAMU
Dina taucoko..e keda da mai lasutaki tu vei IRA.
Io o keimami sega ni kai africa
Oi
Lasulasu paula conman
KEIMAMI NA KAWA NI IPIRIU KEIMAMI NA KAI VITIA - (VITIYAH) YAH E SEMA VEI KOYA SA CECERE SARA NA YACANA VAKAIPIRIU O YAHUAH.. !! SA rauta na lasu!
E keda na kai viti ga.. Da Sega ni vu tale mai e dua na vanua..
Oi…😂🤣
Our language is closest to Ancient Hebrew. And we mentioned YAH the ALMIGHTY ONE OF YAHSHÀRAL (Israel) in our evryday conversations but we did not know it ourselves until I began my research of my roots nd my true Identity
To my amazement Israelites that belong to other 12 tribes living in other nations knew about us. SHALUM!!
Oi…😂
Sa Dina. Historians tell us that 10 tribes were lost forever after they were carried away and assimilated into surrounding nations by the assyrians more than 700bc. Who are the 12 tribes you mention?
Lasulasu luve ni yali
Luve ni
yali