How to Say “Hi” in Maori
The English phrase “hi” can be said in Maori as Kia ora. Kia ora is used in informal situations as a casual “hello” or “hi” among friends.
The English phrase “hi” can be said in Maori as Kia ora. Kia ora is used in informal situations as a casual “hello” or “hi” among friends.
The Maori phrase for “where you are from” is nō hea koe. This phrase is used to ask someone about their place of origin or their hometown.
The phrase for “see you tomorrow” in Maori is ka kite āpōpō.
ua lelei is the Samoan way to say ok. ua lelei is used to express agreement, acceptance or to signal that something is satisfactory.
In Māori, “have a nice weekend” is expressed as kia pai te mutunga wiki.
To say ‘have a great weekend’ in Maori, use Kia pai tō rā whakatā.
okioki i runga i te rangimārie is the Maori way to say rest in peace.
kia ora is the Maori way to say thanks. kia ora is used to express appreciation or gratitude.