Alisha Tara

To calm down in Tongan is fiemālie. fiemālie is a verb used to describe the process of becoming less excited

To go shower in Tongan is alu ʻo kaukau.

The Tongan word for love is ʻofa. ʻofa is a noun used to denote strong affection.

To stand up in Tongan is tuʻu hake. Tuʻu hake is used to describe the physical action of rising from a sitting or lying position.

The Tongan verb for ‘shush’ is fakamolu. Fakamolu is used as a verb meaning to be quiet.

The Tongan word for pig is puaka. puaka is a noun used to refer to the mammal of the family Suidae.

The Tongan word for happy is fiefia. fiefia is an adjective used to describe someone who is feeling contented or joyous.

The English word ‘stuff’ is translated into Tongan as meʻa. meʻa is used to refer to miscellaneous items, things or stuff.

The Tongan word for pray is lotu.

To say “good luck” in Tongan, use monūʻia. monūʻia is used to wish fortune on someone or to provide encouragement.