As a Matai (head of family), it is important and joyous to look after my family. 続きを読む
Auala Siosi
I enjoy fishing. My dream is to keep staying here. I have no idea about the most important thing in my life. 続きを読む
Tumau Finiki
We are doing what we can by planting trees, overhauling the farmland, etc. 続きを読む
Tesogi Fepuali
The most important thing for me is my children will have better lives rather than being worried about myself. 続きを読む
Lili Sio
I am happy because I am healthy. I enjoy volleyball very much. I enjoy pretty much everything. 続きを読む
Tuvalu Amitai
I enjoy doing housework like cooking. I like to move around the house because if I stay calm I would feel weak. My dream for the future is to get a house that has both toilet and shower inside.
In the past, the land existed near by to the sea wall. Big trees fallen down, and a lot of damages happened. Especially to the two part of the island were serious.
81 years old, Elderly, from Nukufetau atoll.
She was born under the name Tuvalu before the TUVALU established the country. From this, we can know that the word “Tuvalu” was from before 1978. The meaning of a word is “stand on eight tribes”. Tuvalu is made up of nine islands, but it is divided into eight tribes.
Her house was a wall-less digging hut.
Toloa Asesela
What I enjoy most in my life is fishing to support my family. 続きを読む
Sunita Taulau
I live a happy life with my children and grandchildren. 続きを読む
Lemanao Mae Maitoga
What I want for the future generations of Tuvalu is to learn, understand, and accept new ideas and ways of thinking so that they can prepare themselves for climate change. 続きを読む
Siosi Navaia
I don’t know anything about the sea level rise. 続きを読む