Examples of using Islander in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You an Islander?
Islanders not so much.
Marshall Islanders.
Like many islanders, he had moved to the US when he was young.
Torres Strait Islander.
Solomon Islander Dollar SBD.
Bar fighters and, um, pacific islanders.
SBD- Solomon Islander Dollar.
The islanders are very welcoming and justifiably proud of what they have.
They're playing the Islanders next week.
One thing… the islanders have made it perfectly clear, these islands are British.
South Asian, Pacific Islander, on and on.
Islanders speak English and Norfuk(a blend of 18th century English and Tahitian).
This is no fish, but an islander, that hath lately suffered by a thunderbolt.
Sagas talk about numerous skirmishes between islanders and Vikings.
Like all Islanders, I knew how to swim.
We don't want to have nothing to do with Argentina, at all," islander Barry Nielson said as he voted.
How can an islander be so bad at fishing?
And no St Kildan is known to have fought in a war, andin four centuries of history, no serious crime committed by an islander was recorded there.
Link to file 1992-present Torres Strait Islander Flag A five-pointed star and traditional headdress in white, on a blue, green and black background.
Nonetheless, no resident St Kildan is known to have fought in a war, and infour centuries of history, no serious crime committed by an islander was recorded there.
The government ought to define Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander vernaculars as official languages of Australia.
The Torres Strait Islander Flag is an official flag of Australia, and is the flag that represents Torres Strait Islander people.
Other races accounted for the remaining known offenders: 0.8 percent were American Indian or Alaska Native; 0.7 percent were Asian;0.1 percent were Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander; and 7.0 percent were of a group of multiple races.
On 14 July 1995 it and the Torres Strait Islander flag were officially proclaimed as‘Flags of Australia' by the Australian government.
Other races accounted for the remaining known offenders: 0.8 percent were Asian; 0.8 percent were American Indian or Alaska Native;0.1 percent were Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander; and 7.7 percent were of a group of multiple races.
On 14 July 1995 the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags were both proclaimed as official flags under Section(5) of the Flags Act(1953) by the Australian Governor General.
Born in Norfolk, England, Patrick is Natural History Writer for the Guardian and author of several travel titles, including The Butterfly Isles,which was shortlisted for the Ondaatje Prize, and Islander, which delves into daily life on some of Britain's smaller islands.
On 14 July 1995, together with the Torres Strait Islander Flag, the Aboriginal flag was proclaimed by the Australian government as one of the'Flags of Australia' under Section 5 of the Flags Act 1953.
These movements gave rise to a commitment to serve and advocate for the Asian and Pacific Islander(API) community by ensuring access to health care services regardless of income, insurance status, immigration status, language or culture.