NOUN
- a Polynesian native or inhabitant of Tonga
- the Polynesian language spoken by the Tongan people
ADJECTIVE
-
of or relating to the island monarchy of Tonga or its people
Tongan beaches
How To Use Tongan In A Sentence
- Having spent a bit of time in Robinvale and sharing the odd hangi with some Tongans, it looked to me like a great Saturday night.
- Christian missionary activity has taken place since 1797 and has had a great impact on the Tongan culture.
- The yam bean's crisp, juicy quality - and the idea of eating the tuber raw - struck the Tongans as exotic and peculiar.
- Tongans were fierce warriors and skilled navigators whose outrigger canoes could carry up to two hundred people.
- Over the same period other publishers produced a further 100 items, including the only publications in Pukapukan (from Mataaliki Press) and the Pasifika Press series of dictionaries and/or language course books in Samoan, Cook Islands Mäori and Tongan. Book & Print in New Zealand: A Guide to Print Culture in New Zealand
- Keempat, sistem sensor yang dipakai masih memakai sistem pemotongan dan bukan klasifikasi murni. Global Voices in English » Indonesia: Controversial new film law
- We had everything from bleached surfer dudes to Tongan gentlemen wearing the traditional lava lava.
- Jackie-Jackie, a Tongan sailor of experience, served as a sort of bosun and semi-second mate over the mixed Kanaka crew. A LITTLE ACCOUNTWITH SWITHIN HALL
- The Malay word may also have been introduced to the Tongans by the Dutch themselves, as many Malay loanwords were already current in 17th century Dutch.
- Tongans were fierce warriors and skilled navigators whose outrigger canoes could carry up to two hundred people.
