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Samoa has a population of 214,000 people. The traditional sports are kirikiti, a unique version of cricket played with handmade balls, and a three-sided bat. The staple foods are root vegetables like yam and taro, as well as Samoan pancakes made with mashed bananas. Dinner often includes umu (cooked underground) and coconut cream. Culturally, visitors find a more relaxed pace - being three hours late for a meeting is acceptable. Traditional arts include tapa cloth and tattoos, while love songs are very popular in traditional Samoan music.
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samoa by ella
- 1. SAMOA FOOD SPORT Breakfast in Samoa will normally The national sport of include some sort of root vegetable western Samoa is Kirikiti. like Yam,Sweet potato and Taro all so popular are Samoan pancakes This is a weird version of witch usually have mashed bananas cricket played with rules In them. Samoans usually eat much that seem to change the † POPULATION ¢ the same as breakfast. game. The balls are For dinner its usually There are 214,000 people in umu but their handmade out of rubber and SAMOA since the Tsunami favorites are coconut Pandanus leaves. A three Struck samoa. cream and corn beef. sided bat is used means that know one knows where ball will go.
- 2. Clothes Samoans usually were Lavalava’s like the picture below. Men and Women can where Lavalavas. CULTURE Visitors will find an entirely different time in Samoa. If a ART Samoan agrees to meet you at Samoans make Tapa clothes like the one 9.00 am you may be waiting at the top. until noon, three hours being a Samoan tattoo’s are really traditional to perfectly acceptable amount of Samoa. lateness in the islands. Traditional Samoan music is very beautiful but their love songs are more popular.