Royal Tongan Celebratory Dance ~ TRH Princess Halaevalu & Princess Angelika ~ TCT Katoa ki Kenipela

[@lotsaluv407]

Her Royal Highness displays such beauty & grace when she dances. She is an inspiration.

[@alohatic]

Her Royal Highness (Angelika) is no doubt the People's Beloved Princess. The Crown Prince is very blessed to have a big sister like her who is very bright and knowledgeable in current world diplomatic affairs.

[@cintulator2]

Oh my gosh that elegance! The only royal princess in the world who is close to Her people! Those dance moves resemble some close-in blade techniques, especially the footwork. I have heard too that Tongans were the diplomats of Pacific Ocean. Most princessish Princess ever! In fact The Princess who loves Her people!

[@SioneNatua]

Such a humble princess 👸💖

[@marysingh7921]

Beautiful princess 👸

[@meleaholelei637]

Fakafeta'i e maa'imoa tau'olunga fk'ofo'ofa, fktulou moe 'ofa lahi atu 😇 ❤💜

[@edgardowagan8499]

Hello Paula. Celebration of the Princess.

[@vitolialatu4805]

Tueee... Jahh bless u princess!

[@mrsmeafoounonu8333]

Malo taahine angafktokilalo tala pea ngali mo koe ❤️

[@makariojopekavoa7008]

God bless Tonga.

[@ahoosifoou4211]

malo. malie ae kau hiva. Ofa atu Tonga. God bless Tonga

[@aloitalauakauola5752]

Matangi A Vuna❤️👏👏👏

[@Iam_fijian]

The elegance at which she moves. Woow!

[@humblesapphire69]

Hoihoifua aipe taahine Pilinisesi malo sii fkmeite ☺️

[@oemolokupano4512]

Hi, if I may ask. Can you please tell me what the name or word Latu means in your language? In my native language 'Latu' or 'Ratu' respectively means 'king or 'queen'. I come from the most western part of Melanesia: the Maluku archipelagom also known as the famous 'Spice Islands' where cloves and nutmeg originally come from.

[@johnwest6176]

Hi, I'm from Fiji. "Latu" is usually a surname or first name most common to those from the Lau group of islands in Fjji who have Tongan ancestry. It would make sense that it means King in your language because for us in Fiji "Ratu" is honorific for male chiefs. It comes before their first name. For females it's "Adi" or "Ro" or "Bulou".

[@oemolokupano4512]

@@johnwest6176 Thank you so much John West ❤️

[@oemolokupano4512]

Some examples: a family name shows the history and status of the family. Latumahina: the female king. Latu= king Mahina= woman, female Latumaerisa: the king who has come to lead the war/battle Latu= king Mae= come Risa= war, fight or battle (also: sometimes, enemy)

[@JojoMatai]

'Ia ora na

[@alohatic]

Could any of you recommend where I can get copies of all the songs on here to add to my favorites online, please?

[@JojoMatai]

Malo