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But in New Zealand, the pandemic has failed to dampen the islanders spirits.
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Fiji recorded its fourth covid death yesterday as the Suva and Nausori corridor, home to three towns and one-third of the population, goes into a lockdown from 11pm tonight to 4am Wednesday morning.
Fijian President Jioje Konrote, who hails from Rotuma, said the world was hit with this deadly virus and Fiji was no exception.
In his Rotuma Day message, Konrote said while he was relieved the coronavirus had not reached his island home, the effects on Fiji s main island Viti Levu were devastating.
The Minister for Pacific Peoples, Aupito William Sio, made the comment while launching the
Gasav Ne Fäeag Rotuạm Ta - Rotuman Language Week in Auckland on Sunday.
Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio launches the 2021 Rotuman Language Week in Auckland.
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The islanders are excited to celebrate their language and culture together this year.
Last year s Rotuman language week, New Zealand s third, was forced online because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The theme for is
Aupito said language is one of the pillars of any people s identity.
Pacific languages, cultures and identity are essential to the health, well-being and lifetime success of Pacific peoples and their communities in Aotearoa, he said.
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There are only about 15,000 speakers of the Rotuman language in the world, and a small diaspora in New Zealand is fighting to keep it from becoming extinct.
Fipe Salabogi is a Rotuman trying to save her language from being lost forever. She is one of a small diaspora of Rotumans living in New Zealand, trying to learn the language and protect it for generations to come. The Rotuman language is listed on the UNESCO List of Endangered Languages, with only 15,000 speakers in the world.
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Fipe Salabogi didn’t speak Rotuman growing up, but she’s now learning the language with her daughters.