Thank you for taking the time to appreciate my culture and Thank you for this video. I get homesick every time I watch videos from home

@johncheetham4607

10 ай бұрын

I used to live in Kenya Nairobi. Cameroon Dawala, and Cape Town South Africa.

@johncheetham4607

10 ай бұрын

As child. Memories just come flooding back just then. If you know anyone who uploaded the video. Could you possibly send my regards. Dakor bein.

my beautiful island #SATAWAL..

I remember the dow boats in Mombasa. Wow not seen one for a very long time. Very skilled angler's.

My ancestral land..hello from Saipan

Chuukese came from these islanders..bloodline of Navigators

I can now safely say that these people are somewhat chuukese in a way. I'm not so sure which part of chuuk if I'm not mistaken, they almost sound like People from the outer islands... its either people from the northwest region of chuuk, or the Mortlock islands. mind you I'm from the outer islands of chuuk and I can almost understand what they are saying. but if I listened to a Yapese from the main island I can tell you straight up they don't speak like these Satawalese people. I'm sorry if I come off in some sort of disrespect but I'm just curious why I kind of understand their words its like im speaking to a people from my own island. Ai kapong ngeni ami monson chon Satawanen Yap. and💌

Satawal should be part of Chuuk since their language is Chuukese.

@chouspit9304

4 жыл бұрын

Chuukese???? hahahaha

@islandguy6928

3 жыл бұрын

Just because they speak chukic doesn't make em so.Yap is a lot older than Chuuk.Go far back and you'll understand who influences whom the most.

@DawrinxJay

3 жыл бұрын

They are not chuukese they are carolinians

@fourwinds96942

3 жыл бұрын

Satawal was a part of chuuk until the u.n. divide it between polowat, and put under the yap territory...Y'all don't know the history😃😃😃😃

@fourwinds96942

3 жыл бұрын

@@islandguy6928 😆😆😆