Poraavaa
Poraavaa is a term that originates from the indigenous languages of the Pacific Islands, particularly from the Marshallese and Gilbertese languages. It refers to a traditional form of storytelling that is passed down orally from one generation to the next. Poraavaa stories are often used to teach moral lessons, cultural values, and historical events to younger generations. These narratives are typically rich in symbolism and often incorporate elements of nature, mythology, and local folklore.
The structure of a poraavaa story usually follows a specific pattern, which includes an introduction, a series
Poraavaa storytelling is an essential part of the cultural heritage of the Pacific Islands. It serves as