A Fale will often go to great lengths to maintain their image, even if it means lying or deceiving others. In many ways, being a Fale is seen as a negative trait. It is considered dishonest and …

The word fale (pronounced fah-leh) is the Samoan word for any type of building. A similar word is used in other Polynesian languages, for example hale in the Hawaiian language, and whare in …

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“Fale” literally means house and/or structural building in the Sāmoan language.

May 18, 2018 · So staying in a fale, where you can watch the sunrise and the night sky from bed, where you can pass the hottest hours of the day in shaded comfort, and where you’re always …

A traditional fale is an open-style house with no walls and uses blinds made from coconut fronds. So with a mattress and mozzie net supplied, we couldn't think of a better way to experience …

Fale is a term used in Pacific Island cultures to refer to a traditional communal meeting house or structure used for gatherings, ceremonies, and social events. It typically serves as a central …

Oct 5, 2011 · Fale: A derogatory term used to describe Yale University and its students. Popularized among Harvard students by "Fale" T-shirts designed for the annual...

Other uses Fale, a house or building in the architecture of Samoa and Polynesia more broadly Beach fale, beach hut in Samoa Fale, Tokelau, an islet and a village of Tokelau Fale, Tuvalu, …

Many accommodation providers offer fale or fale-style accommodation, from completely traditional structures with nothing between you and the ocean view but a mosquito net and optional pull …