How to Say “How Are You?” in Tongan
The Tongan phrase for “how are you?” is fēfē hake?
How to Say “Nothing” in Tongan
The English word ‘nothing’ is translated into Tongan as hala. hala is used to express the concept of ‘not any thing’.
How to Say “And” in Tongan
The Tongan word for “and” is mo. The word mo is a conjunction used to connect two similar elements, such as words or phrases.
How to Say “Stink” in Tongan
The Tongan word for ‘stink’ is namuhāha. namuhāha is a verb used to describe the sensation of having a strong, unpleasant smell.
How to Say “Goodbye” in Niuean
The English phrase ‘goodbye’ is translated into Niuean as Koe kia. For a more formal expression, you can use Alofa atu, which translates to “love to you”.
How to Say “Strong” in Tongan
The Tongan word for strong is mālohi. mālohi is used to describe physical strength, such as the power of a person or the strength of an object.
How to Say “Sun” in Tongan
The Tongan word for “sun” is laʻā. laʻā refers to the star around which the Earth revolves.
How to Say “Go” in Niuean
The Niuean word for ‘go’ is fano. fano is used to describe moving through space, particularly from one location to another.
How to Say “Love You Too” in Tongan
The English phrase “love you too” is translated into Tongan as ʻofa atu foki. ʻofa atu foki is a response used to tell someone that you also love them.