‘E avat ne ‘is nā av ma koroa la hḁiasoagan ‘os fäega, iḁ la ‘es‘ao fakapḁu ‘e av ne tore. Allocating funds and efforts towards our Pacific Island languages is a direct investment in the prosperity of our communities in the years to come. #RotumanLanguageWeek

[controversial thread] So in celebration of #RotumanLanguageWeek a lot of social media posts from well-meaning Rotumans and non-Rotumans are using images of this flag which they’ve found online which in some fora is incorrectly described as the Flag of Rotuma. #rotuma

Noa’ia ‘e mauri @Malu_seu @MMTPoetry 👏🏽👏🏽 #FäeagRotuạm #RotumanLanguageWeek

Happy Rotuma Day everyone! Loving all the #rotumanlanguageweek content through! Some of the #RotumanLanguage bloopers are golden, lots of “Noa’ia ‘e muri” going on 😂 who’s got similar puns (buns) @fkrfn7 @ralifo_r @wilfredfimone @threegoodlanefj

Noa'ia mauri! Today's Word of the Day courtesy of NZ Rotuman Language Week. Have a try and see how you go! #RotumanLanguageWeek

Noa'ia! Today's Rotuman Phrase of the Day is: Lelei fãiåkse’ea - Fine, thank-you! 🌺 Hopefully you are all feeling FINE ☀️ #RotumanLanguageWeek

As we are approaching #RotumanLanguageWeek, we would like to share this particular water container kept at the #FijiMuseum. This is a Rotuman coconut shell water container with an elaborate halau heta (carrying net) made from un ta (coconut husk string).

Noa'ia! Today's Rotuman word of the day is koroa (shop). Have you been to the koroa during Alert Level 2? #rotumanlanguageweek

Phrase for the Day is Ḁlalum ˈäe ˈe ˈi Which means: May you be blessed today 🙌🏾 give it a go and let your family and friends know Ḁlalum ˈäe ˈe ˈi 👌🏾 #RotumanLanguageWeek

What did you wear for #FormalFridayNZ? I wore my favourite dress from Lagi's on High St, Lower Hutt. I also wore it to commemorate #PacificLanguageWeeks. The 1st one is #RotumanLanguageWeek, starting this Sunday. #ShopLocal #LoveLocal

Best wishes for maur lelei (health and wellbeing) as we celebrate Rotuman Language Week 2021in Aotearoa NZ and 140th anniversary of Rotuma Day on 13 May 2021 🏝️ #RotumanLanguageWeek #Rotuma #Rotuman #Rotumans #Rotumanculture #Rotumanstyle #Rotumaisland #Rotumanlanguage #Tefui

NZ Rugby Sevens player Rocky Khan, of Fijian Indian and Rotuman heritage, shares a few key Rotuman words during Rotuman Language Week celebrations. #Rotuma #RotumanLanguageWeek #TagataPasifika

"If you step on a branch with intentions to break it, then be sure to break it." We take this #Rotuman proverb to mean that if you set a goal then work hard to reach it. Our goal at #WATPO is to connect the #community with our #PacificHealthResearch. #RotumanLanguageWeek

This week is Gasav Ne Fäeag Rotuạm Ta - Rotuman Language Week. 🌀 The theme for 2023 is Vetḁkia ‘os Fäega ma Ag fak hanua - Sustaining our Language and Culture. Two years ago we translated our kaikōhau (expression of hope) into Rotuman. #RotumanLanguageWeek @Pacific_Peoples

Our Rotuman proverb of the day is “A’häe se ‘ou kohea ta” which means “Think of your kitchen” 🌴 #RotumanLanguageWeek

Rotuman Language Week 2022 To support the umbrella Pacific Language Weeks theme of Sustainability, the Gasav Ne Fäeag Rotuạm Ta theme was chosen to build on from last year’s focus on the Four Pillars of Wellbeing. #RotumanLanguageWeek #CelebratingDiversity #Language #Culture

Happy Rotuma Day - today marks the 140th anniversary of the cession of #Rotuma to the British Empire but also the end of civil war on the island + the beginning of our assertion of Rotuman identity and excellence on the international stage #rotumaday #rotumanlanguageweek

Watch the first video in our #AUTuni 2020 Pacific Language Video series which focusses on the vital role our mothers play in maintaining strong cultural connections to build resilience in a changing and challenging world 🌏🖤 👉 https://t.co/rNUCtU7cea #RotumanLanguageWeek

This week is #RotumanLanguageWeek & in celebrating the week, we would like to share this video from Mark Philip, who is one of our Interns working with our Exhibition Team.

Our Rotuman proverb of the day is “Fäeag ka ‘äe ma ‘ou ‘akivao he” which means “Speak and you have an obligation” 🌴 #RotumanLanguageWeek