Tongan Language Week - Fala

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For this week LS2 had made DLO about Tongan Language Week. Firstly my group and I made a introduction about the Tongan culture the food that most Tongans eat is lu sipi, Otai, Kapisi Pulu, Sipi and Manioke. I made a slide about the Tongan clothing and how it is very important to the Tongan culture, The Kikie is a Tongan clothing that is mostly worn by women that are worn to special occasions. There is also a other Tongan clothing that is called a Ta'ovala it is mostly worn by men and they wear it to church or attending funerals, the reason Tongans wear this because it is embracing the culture and it is the Tongan way of showing respect. Tongan Traditions, Tongans put in a lot of appreciation into celebrating traditions for example they celebrate the King Tupou VI's birthday. The basic Tongan vocabulary to greet someone in Tongan you say Malo e lelei and to say goodbye to someone you can say Ofa atu or Nofo a

Tongan Language Week Challenge by Harlem H and Savelina

This week is Tongan language so week we have created a DLO that shows how to make raw fish. The information is in English and in Tongan. My partner and I had to create the New Zealand translation to Tongan then me and Savelina had to record our self saying the ingredients of the raw fish then we started saying the ingredients in new Zealand and Tongan when we had finished that we said our bits and and then we went and checked our recording and took the mistakes out and went until it was finished      

Teaching Mrs A

This is a picture of me teaching Mrs Anderson how to count to 10 in Tongan. I used the DLO I made to help her learn. I think she was good at saying the numbers in Tongan.