Takakoto lives in Polynesia. In this website he tells Angus from Scotland more about his country.
Why do so many people in Polynesia speak French? And what is the Francophonie? Angus can tell you more.
You can take a journey round Polynesia by reading the e-book and watching the videos.
You'll be able to improve your French language skills by travelling through the French learning journey and learn more about leisure and sports, especially water sports such as canoeing and surfing.
Facts and figures about Polynesia
Here are some facts to get you started:
Population: 268 mille
Ville capitale: Papeete
Langue officielle: le français
Monnaie: franc CFP
Fuseau horaire: UTC -10
Hymne national: Ia Ora 'O Tahiti Nui
National anthem
As a French overseas territory the official anthem for Polynésie Française is the French national anthem 'La Marsellaise'.
However, a local anthem entitled 'Ia Ora 'O Tahiti Nui', which means 'Long Live Tahiti Nui', was adopted in 1993 and is played during the annual Internal Autonomy Festival on June 29 and every time French Polynesia participates in an international conference.
You can find out more about it on this National Anthems website.