Maori

The Māori phrase for sorry is aroha mai. aroha mai is used to express regret or sorrow.

The English phrase “how are you” is translated into Maori as kei te pēhea koe? This phrase is used as a greeting to inquire about someone’s well-being.

In Maori, ‘kind regards’ is expressed as ngā mihi.

The Maori word for happy is harikoa. harikoa is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is feeling contented or joyous.

The Māori way to say congratulations is tēnā koe. tēnā koe is used to express approbation.

To say my condolences in Maori, use Ngā mihi aroha. It is a warm phrase of sympathy used when someone has lost a loved one.

The Maori phrase for goodnight is pō mārie. pō mārie is a greeting used to wish someone a peaceful night before they go to sleep.

hari huritau is the way to say happy birthday in Māori. The phrase is used to express good wishes on someone’s birthday.

The Māori word for money is moni. moni is used to refer to currency.

In Māori, the word for “no” is kāore. kāore is a particle used to show disagreement, negation or to indicate that something does not exist.