Federated States of Micronesia

Federated States of Micronesia - FSM


                                                                                                                                                                       


Manners: Ran Annim~Kinisou

Food: Seafood and pounded breadfruit (Kon)

Special Features: The stars are the municipalities. 

                               Coconut Tree - Tree of Life




Manners: Kaselehlie~Kalahngan

Food: yams, and breadfruit   

Special Features: Nan Madol,

                                                Sakau

 

            


                                                                                                  

Greeting: Mogethin~Kammagar 

Food: taro, breadfruit, and fish

 

Special Features: Stone money, Betelnut    




                                                                                           



                                     Manners: Tu-wo~Kulo 
Food: Kosraean tangerines, taro, and fish 
Special Features: "Sleeping Lady"
                                                   Sunday Stew
                                                                                                                                                                       









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  1. Mae M. C. MendiolaJune 18, 2026 at 7:07 PM

    This presentation is like a Social Studies lesson. I learned a LOT about the CNMI, South Korea, the Philippines, the FSM, especially all that Ed had explained and defined the "specifics". I learned about the culture, the food, the "status" of the people, depending where they live. I am amazed how beautiful this group described all these places. Oh! ... and Mr. Ed is too funny!

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