Pukapukan is considered by scholars and speakers alike to be a distinct language more closely related to Sāmoan and TokelauanIthan Cook Islands Māori.t belongs to the Samoic subgroup of the Polynesian language family.
It belongs to the Samoic subgroup of the Polynesian language family. Pukapukan is considered by scholars and speakers alike to be a distinct language more closely related to Sāmoan and Tokelauan than Cook Islands Māori.
Pukapukan is considered by scholars and speakers alike to be a distinct language more closely related to Sāmoan and Tokelauan than Cook Islands Māori. It belongs to the Samoic subgroup of the Polynesian language family.
Pukapukan is considered by scholars and speakers alike to be a distinct language more closely related to Sāmoan and Tokelauan than Cook Islands Māori. It belongs to the Samoic subgroup of the Polynesian language family.