Significados de tuvaluan em inglês

The relationship is underpinned by Japanese tuna and bonito fishing in Tuvaluan waters.

Try saying it to a Tuvaluan child pleading for help.

Their loyalty, resilience, their faith and the good deeds to the Tuvaluan community is inspiring.

Tuvaluans in New Zealand have been urged to turn to their traditional ways to address family violence.

New Zealand's first Tuvaluan Christian congregation has a new church that has been years in the making.

Photo: Supplied An Auckland-based Tuvaluan nurse says her language and culture have been advantageous in working with vulnerable communities.

The first Tuvaluan Christian congregation in New Zealand has a new church which has been years in the making.

The Tuvaluan politician's determination to address climate change was echoed by comments by Fiji's Prime Minister at the same event.

The Tuvaluan prime minister also encouraged Pacific Islanders to consider donating to a number of regional organisations assisting in the crisis.

Tuvaluans across New Zealand are celebrating their culture and language this week with Vaiaso O Te Gana - Tuvalu Language Week.

A Tuvaluan artist in New Zealand says parents play one of the biggest roles in keeping the language and culture alive.

A Tuvaluan living in New Zealand, Fala Haulangi, said she was there because climate change threatened the very existence of her people.

If that's the view of the government, then I would have no hesitation in pulling back the Tuvaluan people as from tomorrow.

Ms T-Pole said the Tuvaluan community are mainly low-income earners so once they moved to New Zealand, most of them never returned home.

The congregation was established 28 years ago and its new church in west Auckland was designed by the Australian-based Tuvaluan architect, Fakalulu Ben Kofe.

Ms Kupa is a New Zealand-trained nurse of Tokelaun, Cook Islands and Tuvaluan descent, who has worked mostly in the Pacific community in Wellington.