War Cry
The Tongan war cry is accompanied by a traditional dance similar in style to the New Zealand Haka.
- Ei e! Ei e!
- Teu lea pea tala ki mamani katoa
- Ko e 'ikale tahi kuo halofia
- Ke 'ilo 'e he sola moe taka
- Koe 'aho ni teu tamate tangata
- 'A e haafe mo e tautua'a
- Kuo hu'i hoku anga tangata
Mate Ma' Tonga War Cry
To Ki He Tupe!
Koe Aho!, Koe Aho Mavava Moe Tangi
Teu Mate Ma'a Tonga
Hi!
Tonga E! Ta Ke Hu Kiai
Katoa Pe, Taha, Moe To Kotoa
Teu Fatau' Folau
Hi! Ha! Moe Pese Moe Lea
Otua Ke Tau
Tau Malohi, Ai Malohi
Tau Fefeka, Ai Fefeka
Tau Ki Tonga
To'o Moe Hi
Hi!
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—Bible: Hebrew, Exodus 12:30.