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What Tonga traditional food is?
One traditional food of Tonga is Hawaiian sweet potatoes. Tapioca or Cassava and taro are also other traditional foods of Tonga.
Food in Tonga?
malo mai miekai my friend kaili taught it to me
What food does Tonga bring for their athletes at the Olympics?
they don't bring food, they just eat what ever they can find.
What leader does Tonga have?
Tonga is a Constitutional Monarchy so it has the Monarch (King George Tupou IV) at the head of its government.
How did Tonga the friendly island get it names?
when captain cook came to Tonga he called it the friendly island because they were so friendly
What has the author David J E Smith written?
David J. E. Smith has written: 'Tonga' -- subject(s): Management, Government information, Tonga, Tonga. Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Information Section, Communication in agriculture, Government publicity
Was Black slaves brought to Tonga?
There actually were African slaves that were brought to Tonga by Germans though not so sure which part of Africa presumably Congo or south Africa from my knowledge pygmies were brought to Tonga.
What was Tonga first before it was named Tonga?
Tonga was always Tonga when it started. But it orgionally called the Tu'i Tonga Empire when it started in 900BC
What is mate ma'a Tonga?
It means "I will die for Tonga"
What is Tonga's name?
The official name of Tonga is the Kingdom of Tonga.
Are there Mormons in Tonga?
Yes! Actually, Tonga has one of the highest Mormon populations in the world (by percent, not number, since Tonga is quite small).In January 2010, there were 55,173 baptized members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) in Tonga. The total population of Tonga was about 103,000... So 54% of Tongans are Mormon!
Why is their tension between Fiji and Tonga?
Because both countries the Republic of Fiji and the Kingdom of Tonga have laid claims to the Minerva Reef which is south of Tonga and Fiji. The people of Ono, Lau - Fiji use the reef to fish and so is the people of Eua - Tonga. Todate, the reef remains open to both Fiji & Tonga citizens alike.
