I loved every second of the video. Always nice to see our motherland 🥹. Thank y’all for taking us along for the ride. The farewell definitely was a tearjerker. ‘Oku tau fiefia ma’u pe he fe’iloaki ka koe taimi foki koe me’a fakamamahi 😭😭😭. You see the genuine love your sister has for her in-loves, that’s what it’s all about!!!! Again, malo ‘aupito for sharing 🥰. ‘Ofa moe faka’apa’apa lahi atu kiate kimoutolu 🇹🇴
What a wonderful video! Loved the tour around, the kids singing, the beach, and dad enjoying his "breakfast lunch dinner" in one loaf of bread!! So nice that the families can have little shops right in their homes. Such nice little homes, and beautiful scenery, why would anyone ever want to leave there? ☺🥰 From tropical paradise to snow! That's the U.S. 😂 The giant wooden fish hook was NICE!!!
I'm a mixed fob over here in Australia 🇦🇺 so my tongan ain't the best!😄-but what i did understand is the love you guy's have for your family+for Tonga. Thanks for sharing,Ofa Atu's.🙏
I have been watching you guys once day one. I miss going to tonga with my mum and my aunty. Seeing you guys with your family and loves 😊. Seeing the shop in front of the house it brings memories to my family here in Australia. Malo 'aupito, ofa lahi atu fam❤❤❤❤
We were there for 2 weeks fam reunion in sopu( kolomotua) just got back last saturday. My wife( african american) had a new experience. House in sopu was full so rented a car and a airbnb. At first it felt different , when i was there 25 years ago there was no traffic, people still ride horse to Uta to pick cassava. Tonga changed alot , wasnt used to all the store owned by chinese who speak my language. Wifey slowly learned how to drive on the left side( we from los angeles we drive on the right)and she slowly learned all the streets in nuku alofa lol. I have to say. Even though i grew up in inglewood los angeles, tonga sort of grew on me and you feel the attatchment u have to its warmth...when we left fua amotu and i heard my people say goodbye, tears just flew uncontrollably ..my son too was crying. But enough of this. Thankyou for this video it feels like im there all over again ofa atu
@niutownfamily i know Oloka shes mormon right..we are related but you know when tree grows large , fruits from one side may not necessarily close to the fruits on the other side that came off different branch u know what i mean. Plus with Tonga, religions sort of keep us seperated
I loved every second of the video. Always nice to see our motherland 🥹. Thank y’all for taking us along for the ride. The farewell definitely was a tearjerker. ‘Oku tau fiefia ma’u pe he fe’iloaki ka koe taimi foki koe me’a fakamamahi 😭😭😭. You see the genuine love your sister has for her in-loves, that’s what it’s all about!!!! Again, malo ‘aupito for sharing 🥰. ‘Ofa moe faka’apa’apa lahi atu kiate kimoutolu 🇹🇴
What a wonderful video! Loved the tour around, the kids singing, the beach, and dad enjoying his "breakfast lunch dinner" in one loaf of bread!!
So nice that the families can have little shops right in their homes. Such nice little homes, and beautiful scenery, why would anyone ever want to leave there? ☺🥰
From tropical paradise to snow! That's the U.S. 😂
The giant wooden fish hook was NICE!!!
I'm a mixed fob over here in Australia 🇦🇺 so my tongan ain't the best!😄-but what i did understand is the love you guy's have for your family+for Tonga. Thanks for sharing,Ofa Atu's.🙏
Thank you Much love to our Aussie Brothers and Sisters! ❤️
Malo aupito for sharing the beautiful sights, family, music and food of Tonga. Ta'ufoou Mo'onuia !☀
Thank you and Happy New Years to you too!
Great video. Thanks for the upload! Malo 🇹🇴 🇹🇴 🙌🙏
much love too the Island
Very nice 👍 sis
I have been watching you guys once day one. I miss going to tonga with my mum and my aunty. Seeing you guys with your family and loves 😊. Seeing the shop in front of the house it brings memories to my family here in Australia. Malo 'aupito, ofa lahi atu fam❤❤❤❤
Miss my Tongatapu Island from Auckland Malo 🙏
We were there for 2 weeks fam reunion in sopu( kolomotua) just got back last saturday. My wife( african american) had a new experience. House in sopu was full so rented a car and a airbnb. At first it felt different , when i was there 25 years ago there was no traffic, people still ride horse to Uta to pick cassava. Tonga changed alot , wasnt used to all the store owned by chinese who speak my language. Wifey slowly learned how to drive on the left side( we from los angeles we drive on the right)and she slowly learned all the streets in nuku alofa lol. I have to say. Even though i grew up in inglewood los angeles, tonga sort of grew on me and you feel the attatchment u have to its warmth...when we left fua amotu and i heard my people say goodbye, tears just flew uncontrollably ..my son too was crying. But enough of this. Thankyou for this video it feels like im there all over again ofa atu
I have an aunt named Oloka Fifita from Inglewood. Are you related to her?
@niutownfamily i know Oloka shes mormon right..we are related but you know when tree grows large , fruits from one side may not necessarily close to the fruits on the other side that came off different branch u know what i mean. Plus with Tonga, religions sort of keep us seperated
@@sionefifita5891 totally get it! Stay blessed! 🙏🏽
❤Malo malo evaeva 🇹🇴
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