French Polynesia

In Bora Bora, the average temperature ranges from 75°F to 85°F (24°C to 29°C) throughout the year. It is a tropical climate with warm temperatures and high humidity.

The latitude ofTahiti is 87 N And the longitude is 57 E

No, completely wrong. 87N, 57E is in the Arctic Ocean.

Tahiti, in the Eastern Pacific, lies approximately at 17 degrees 39 minutes South, 149 degrees 25 minutes W.

No, Fiji is not part of French Polynesia. Fiji is an independent country in the South Pacific, while French Polynesia is an overseas collectivity of France located in the same region.

There isn't a capital of Oceania, it is not a country. Rather it is a geographical and geopolitical region made up of Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.
Oceania is a general term for the island nations and territories in the Pacific Ocean. Each nation and territory has its own capital. There is no such thing as "the capital of Oceania."

Polynesian refers to the cultures, languages, and people of the islands in the central and southern Pacific Ocean, including Hawaii, New Zealand, Samoa, and Tahiti. Polynesian culture is known for its rich traditions, music, dance, and unique art forms.

Yes, the Lapita people branched off into two different cultural groups known as the "Polynesians" who migrated to the eastern Pacific islands and the "Micronesians" who settled in the central Pacific islands. These groups developed distinct cultural practices and traditions over time based on their specific environments and interactions with neighboring societies.

oscar tamaru is the current president of French Polynesia

Hawaiians preserve their culture in numerous ways, such as via the foods they cook, the way they speak, and the stories they pass from generation to generation. In their homes, Hawaiians keep their culture alive in everything they do.

French Polynesia was created in 1946.

The Spanish in 1606 but having failed to establish trade or a colony, the honor goes to Samuel Wallis an English Sea Captain in 1767. Spain and England both ignored this paradise and France became the eventual inheritors of this gem by default.

The motto of French Polynesia is 'Tahiti Nui Māre'are'a'.

The inhabitants of French Polynesia provide food for themselves by mainly fishing, animal husbandry, and gardening.

The main foods of their diet consists of taro, breadfruit, sweet potatoes, and manioc.

Fish, pork, taro, breadfruit, and sweet potatoes are eaten at weddings.

its the 2nd moast costliest places to live next to japan, but a dude i know who lives there lives in a hut 30 feet away from the ocean, pays 400k a month for a hut(but hes rich, he has a lambourghini etc.), so im guessing its pretty bad...

New Caledonia is considered to be a continental island. It is located in the southwest Pacific Ocean and is a special collectivity of France.

Tahiti is both the largest & most populous with 178 thousand & 133 people at last count

& raiatea the second largest had 12 thousand & 24 people

When the Roman Empire ruled modern-day France, Latin was the official language. They ruled for about 600 years, so even after the Romans were defeated (486 A.D.), most people still spoke a form of Latin. The different regions developed different dialects, all Latin-based. As the Ile-de-France area (around modern-day Paris) gradually became the most powerful, its dialect started to spread. Eventually a national dialect started to develop and became modern French.

No. French Polynesia, of which Tahiti is the largest island, is an overseas country in France, not an overseas department. Therefore, its subdivisions, including Tahiti, are not departments.

No, it is not. The French Polynesia is a dependent territory of France and therefore lacks sovereignty (UN members must be sovereign states).

French Polynesian foreign diplomatic relations are the responsibility of France.

French Polynesia is east of the International Date Line.