Kultura

A man and a woman from Tutuala wear traditional tais weavings

Mane ida no feto ida husi Tutuala hatais tais tradisionál. 22 Dezembru 2007.

Traditional soldiers wear ceremonial costumes at special events

Soldadu tradisionál hatais roupa serimoniál iha eventu espesiál. 19 April 2008.

Man wears the traditional manu-fulun headdress made of rooster feathers.

Mane ida uza enfeite manu-fulun tradisionál iha nia ulun. 12 Novembru 2008.

Elder wears the traditional dress of Ainaro district with ornaments signifying heroism

Katuas ida hatais roupa tradisionál husi distritu Ainaru ho enfeite ne’ebé signifika eroízmu. 28 Setembru 2008.

Ko’a hare iha Aileu. 4 Fevereiru 2009.

Situasaun seguransa sai di’ak liu ba beibeik, no juventude sai otas nakonu ho oportunidade ba porsentu 60 husi populasaun Timor-Leste nian ne’ebé seidauk to’o tinan 25. 28 Fevereiru 2009.

Agrikultór ida hein karau besik Manatutu. 25 Abril 2009.

Woman participates in a traditional ceremony in Lospalos

Feto ida hola parte iha serimónia tradisionál iha Lospalos. 14 Maiu 2009.

With 19,600 members from 16 cooperatives and 494 small-scale farmer groups, Cooperativa Café Timor obtained a Fair Trade certification in 2001

Ho membru na’in-19.600 husi kooperativa 16 no grupu agrikultór ki’ik 494, Cooperativa Café Timor hetan sertifikasaun Komérsiu Justu nian iha 2001. 10 Jullu 2009.

At a ceremony marking the resumption of primary policing responsibility by the Polícia Nacional de Timor-Leste (PNTL) in Manatuto, a young boy from a local art group wears blue paint

Iha serimónia ida atu marka momentu Polícia Nacional de Timor-Leste (PNTL) kaer filafali responsabilidade primária polisiamentu iha Manatutu, labarik-mane ida husi grupu arte lokál tau pintura azúl. 25 Jullu 2009.