πΌπΈ Samoa
What is the traditional Samoan tattoo called?
Pe'a (for men) / Malu (for women)
What is the capital of Tonga?
NukuΚ»alofa
How do you say βhelloβ in Cook Islands MΔori?
Kia orana
How do you say hello in Niuean?
Fakaalofa lahi atu
What is the capital of Fiji?
Suva
What is the Samoan word for family?
Aiga
What is the traditional Tongan dance called?
Lakalaka
Who were the Cook Islands named after?
James Cook
What is Niue often called?
The Rock of Polynesia
What is the traditional Fijian dance called?
Meke
What famous dance involves slapping and rhythmic movements?
Fa'ataupati (slap dance)
What does βko hai ho hingoa?β mean in English?
What is your name?
What is the traditional dance of the Cook Islands known for fast hip movements?
Ura
What is a common traditional craft in Niue?
Weaving (e.g. hats, mats)
In Fiji, men and women often wear a colourful wrap around skirt made from printed fabric, especially in villages and at casual events. What is this called?
What does faβa Samoa refer to?
The Samoan way of life (culture, values, respect)
Who was the king that unified Tonga?
King George Tupou I
What are vaka used for?
Travelling across the ocean
At cultural events in Niue, people sometimes wear flower necklaces around their necks. What are these called?
Lei
In Fiji, people often gather to drink a traditional beverage made from the root of the yaqona plant. This drink is shared in a circle during ceremonies. What is it called?
Kava
What major world event led to New Zealand taking control of Samoa in 1914?
World War I
This popular Tongan food is creamy, rich, and made using coconut milk and taro leaves, youβll almost always see it at feasts. What is it?
Lu
What is an ariki?
A high chief / leader
What ocean surrounds Niue?
Pacific Ocean
This dish is often confused with ceviche. It includes raw fish marinated in citrus juice and finished with coconut cream, making it creamy instead of just sour. What is it called?
Kokoda