Can anyone give me the words and actions of the 'Haka?'?

Question

Preferably the Fijian version, but if you know others then great! Any interpretaion would also be welcome.

Answer 1

It's not really something that should be done frivilously because these cultures place honour and pride into these war dances..

Here's a link to a Fijian war dance after a rugby game

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Raf5x9DUbII

Answer 2

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...

Check that out.

Answer 3

Type in on google the HAKA and pick one you want, listen to the words and look at the actions

its how i learnt

Answer 4

Tai vo vo,Tai vo vo.(Ie Ie Ie)x2

Rai tu mai,Rai tu mai(Au na viri viri kemu bai)x2  

Tulu  Tulu BUka sa dredre,Tulu Tulu buka sa dredre      

IE IE IEEE

Answer 5

Haka's take various formats. New Zealand have had different ones over the years. Fiji, Tonga,Samoa {Formerly Western Samoa} Papua New Guinea are the ones you may have heard of. They are part of the heritage of these South pacific Island nations, I would not enter into attempting one in piblic especially in one of these contries as it  probably offend them. You Tube has various Haka's for you to look at. Look into the older ones as well & you will see the difference.  Go also to the individual Rugby countries web sites for  more. I have played rugby in New Zealand and know the impotance placed upon it. They even have schools Haka competitions. I had the privilege of visiting a school in Christchurch where the whole school of over 700 did a Haka as a tribute to the team.