Examples of using Polynesians in English and their translations into Spanish
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Southeast Asians, Polynesians and Native Americans;
Wallisians 8.4 per cent, Polynesians 3.8 per cent
mainly ethnic Polynesians, of which about half live in small communities in the Outer Islands
The indigenous population of the Cook Islands is the Cook Islands Maori, Polynesians closely-related ethnically to the indigenous populations of Tahiti
Tahiti is estimated to have been settled by Polynesians between CE 300
In 1951, polynesians from Nukapu and Nupani settled on the island,
Polynesians arrived there one to two thousand years ago,
the first recorded settlers of the Marquesas were Polynesians, who, from archеological evidence,
In 1946, Polynesians were granted French citizenship
were extirpated from dryland forest by Polynesians, and most remaining species entirely succumbed to mosquito-borne diseases like avian malaria(Plasmodium relictum)
It became extinct on the mainland of North Island following the occupation of New Zealand by Polynesians(the ancestors of the Māori people)
In 1946, the EFOs became an overseas territory under the constitution of the French Fourth Republic, and Polynesians were granted the right to vote through citizenship.
Stewart Island following the occupation of New Zealand by Polynesians(the ancestors of the Māori people)
Although there are several theories on how the Polynesians spread to other islands, there is linguistic, anthropologic and genetic evidence to sustain that the first Polynesians were originated from Austronesian sailors,
They contend that Polynesians are not protected by laws
The Polynesians had no issue with abandoning their long-standing cultural traditions
metropolitan France(including the authors), as well as Polynesians, Wallisians, Futunians
Commission considers that the Citizenship(Western Samoa) Bill involves the denial of basic human rights in that it seeks to deprive a particular group of New Zealanders of their citizenship on the basis that they are Polynesians of Samoan descent.
the Committee takes note of their argument that residents of New Caledonia from metropolitan France(including the authors), Polynesians, Wallisians, Futunians,
handling capabilities of traditional Polynesian canoes and allowed a better understanding of the navigational methods that were likely to have been used by the Polynesians and of how they, as people, were adapted to seafaring.