Ka korero a Ului ki tenei mihi o tana whanau.

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Ko Ului ahau
Ko ahau te matāmua o te whanau
E toru ngā tūahine kei roto i tōku whanau.
No hea koe? No Tonga ahau ahakoa Kei Manurewa kainga tuturu iaianei.
Kia ora

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