How to Say “Hello and Thank You” in Tahitian
The Tahitian phrase ‘Ia ora na ‘e māuruuru means “hello and thank you”.
The Tahitian phrase ‘Ia ora na ‘e māuruuru means “hello and thank you”.
The Hawaiian word for neck is ʻāʻī. ʻāʻī refers to the part of the body that connects the head and the trunk.
Hauʻoli Lāpule is the Hawaiian way to say happy Sunday. This phrase is a greeting used to wish someone a pleasant Sunday.
The Hawaiian word for slipper is kålapa. The term refers to a low shoe that is typically worn indoors.
The Hawaiian phrase for “see you tomorrow” is a hui hou ā lāpōʻapō.
The Hawaiian word for grandson is moʻopuna kāne. moʻopuna kāne is used to refer to the son of one’s child.
The Hawaiian word for pants is lole wāwae. lole wāwae is a noun used to refer to a garment that covers the body from the waist downwards.
kupuna kāne is the Hawaiian way to say grandpa. The term is used to refer to a grandfather.