Nathaniel Paul

The Tongan word for “no” is ʻikai. The particle ʻikai is used to express negation or disagreement, functioning similarly to the English word “not”.

The English phrase “hi” is expressed in Tongan as mālō e lelei. mālō e lelei is used as a greeting to say “Hello” or “Good day”.

Saying “Happy Father’s Day” in Tongan is a wonderful way to show your appreciation and love for your father figure.

ʻuliʻuli is the Tongan word for black. The word ʻuliʻuli is an adjective used to describe something that is black, or absorbing all light.

The Tongan word for money is paʻanga. paʻanga is a noun used to refer to currency.

koe is the Tongan subject pronoun used to mean ‘you’. koe is used as a subject pronoun to refer to the person being spoken to.

The Tongan word for “great” is lahi.

Learning to express “hurry” in Tongan can be both interesting and useful when trying to communicate effectively with Tongan speakers.

Greetings! If you’re curious about how to say “whale” in the beautiful Tongan language, you’ve come to the right place.