How to Say “Hey” in Samoan
mālō is the Samoan way to say hey. mālō is used as an informal greeting to say ‘hey’ or ‘hello’.
mālō is the Samoan way to say hey. mālō is used as an informal greeting to say ‘hey’ or ‘hello’.
The Maori phrase for “I work at” is kei te mahi au ki. This phrase is used to state the place or organization where a person is employed.
In Maori, ‘thank you’ can be expressed as kia ora. kia ora is a versatile phrase used for greetings and can be used to say thank you in a casual context.
The phrase “happy Waitangi Day” in Maori is translated as ngā mihi o te rā o waitangi.
The Samoan word for girlfriend is uo teine. uo teine is used to refer to a female partner in a romantic relationship.
The English verb sleep is translated into Samoan as moe. The word moe means to rest in a state of reduced consciousness.
The English phrase “see you soon” is translated into Maori as Ka kite anō. Ka kite anō is used as a goodbye.
The Māori phrase for sorry is aroha mai. aroha mai is used to express regret or sorrow.
The English phrase “how are you” is translated into Maori as kei te pēhea koe? This phrase is used as a greeting to inquire about someone’s well-being.
To eat a meal in Samoan is to say ‘ai. ‘ai is used as a verb meaning to consume a meal.