Probably first people on Tahiti were Polynesian voyagers who came from west Pacific from Samoa or Tonga and, before, even far way from Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Taiwan and neighborings, originated in Southeast Asia. Great navigators, they knew the stars and winds and ocean currents, with their doubled- hulled canoes(waka, wa´a...in their languages) they arrived as far as Hawai´i in north Pacific, Eastern Island (east) and Aoatearoa (New Zealand) in south Pacific, the Polynesian Triangle. Scientists researches find similarities among these people (DNA, languages, animals, vegetals and trees they brought on their ships, myths, religion and so on...). Aroha..Aloha.....
Because Tahiti is a territory of France.
In jobs.
Karina Lombard and Vaitiare Bandera are famous people that were born in Tahiti. Both are still living today.
Yes. The native Tahitians had been occupying the islands of Tahiti long before the first European communication and trade with the people in 1521. James Cook arrived another 248 years after the Europeans "discovered" Tahiti.
As of 2007, 178,133 people.
Hawaiians i think
Air Tahiti Nui runs a service between Fiji and Tahiti
i only know 2 of the. TAHITI NUI and TAHITI ITI Tahiti ni means big Tahiti and Tahiti iti means small Tahiti that's all i know now srry
The colors are the royal colors of the Pomare family, and the ship symbolizes the first five people who, according to legend, founded Tahiti.
James Cook visited Tahiti first. It was here that he observed the transit of Venus before continuing west to seek the "great southern continent".
Tahiti is already written in Tahitian.
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