How to Say “My Love” in Tongan
The English phrase “my love” is translated into Tongan as hoku ‘ofa’anga.
How to Say “Yes” in Niuean
The Niuean word for yes is ē. The word ē is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.
How to Say “Grace” in Tongan
The Tongan word for grace (in the sense of elegant movement, poise or balance) is kelesi.
How to Say “I Hate You” in Tongan
The English phrase “I hate you” is translated into Tongan as ʻOku ou fehiʻa kiate koe. This phrase is used as an expression of intense dislike.
How to Say “Mexican” in Tongan
The Tongan word for a Mexican person or someone of Mexican descent is mēkisikou.
How to Say “Hello” in Niuean
Hello in Niuean is fakaalofa lahi atu. This greeting is used in both formal settings and as a respectful general greeting.
How to Say “Thank You Very Much” in Tongan
To say “thank you very much” in Tongan, use mālō ‘aupito.
How to Say “Nose” in Tongan
The Tongan word for “nose” is ihu. ihu refers to the protuberance on the face.
How to Say “Drunk” in Tongan
The Tongan word for drunk is konā. konā is an adjective used to describe someone who is intoxicated after drinking too much alcohol.