Nathaniel Paul

To say “stop lying” in Tongan, use tuku e loi. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to end their act of telling falsehoods.

The phrase “good job” in Tongan is mālō e ngāue. mālō e ngāue is used to acknowledge someone’s hard work or successful completion of a task.

The Tongan word for house is fale. fale is a noun used to refer to a human abode or a house.

The Tongan word for horse is hoosi. The word hoosi is used to refer to members of the species Equus ferus.

The Tongan word for grandma is kui fefine. kui fefine is used to refer to a grandmother in an informal manner.

Mālō e lelei mo e fakamālō is the Tongan way to say hello and thank you.

The Tongan word for Sunday is Sapate. Sapate is the noun used to refer to the day of the week, Sunday.

The Tongan word for chicken is moa. The word moa refers to the bird specifically known as a chicken.

The Tongan word for bad is kovi. kovi is an adjective used to describe things that are unfavorable or negative in nature.

The English word “here” is translated into Tongan as heni. heni is an adverb used to indicate being in, on or at this place.