How to Say “Hi” in Niuean
The English phrase “hi” is translated into Niuean as Fakaalofa atu. Fakaalofa atu is a friendly, informal and polite greeting used to say hello.
How to Say “Happy Birthday” in Niuean
The Niuean phrase for “happy birthday” is Monuina e aho fanau haau. This phrase is used to express good wishes to someone on their birthday.
How to Say “Go Away” in Tongan
The English phrase “go away” is translated into Tongan as ʻalu kehe. ʻalu kehe is a verb used to express the act of departing or leaving a place.
How to Say “The Sign of the Cross” in Tongan
The sign of the cross in Tongan is fakaʻilonga ʻo e kolosí.
How to Say “Hello How Are You” in Tongan
Mālō e lelei, fēfē hake? is the Tongan way to say hello how are you. This phrase is a common greeting used to say hello and ask about someone’s well-being.
How to Say “Dance” in Tongan
faiva is the Tongan way to say dance. The word is used to describe the act of moving rhythmically to music.
How to Say “Bike” in Tongan
The English word “bike” is translated into Tongan as pasikala. pasikala is used to refer to a bicycle.
How to Say “Good Thanks” in Tongan
The English phrase “good thanks” is translated into Tongan as sai pē mālō.
How to Say “Kiss” in Niuean
The Niuean word for “kiss” is fusi. The term refers to a touch with the lips.