How to Say “And” in Maori
The English word ‘and’ is expressed in Maori using the forms me or a. Both forms are used as conjunctions to connect similar words or phrases.
The English word ‘and’ is expressed in Maori using the forms me or a. Both forms are used as conjunctions to connect similar words or phrases.
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The English phrase “i miss you” is translated into Māori as e mokemoke ana ahau ki a koe.
The English word shark is translated into Samoan as malie or magō. Both terms are used to refer to the fish known as a shark.
The phrase rest in peace in Samoan is ia malolo i le filemu.
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The Samoan verb for “come” is sau. The verb sau is used to express the action of arriving or appearing.
The Samoan word for sausage is sosi. sosi refers to the food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.
The Samoan word for the number one is tasi. tasi is the cardinal number used for counting one.