Maori

The English phrase ‘have a great day’ is translated into Māori as Kia pai tō rā.

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, referred to in Māori as Te Whanganui-a-Tara. Both terms are used to refer to the capital city of New Zealand.

The English word “cat” is translated into Maori as ngeru. All the terms provided refer to the domestic species of cat.

In Māori, the English word “you” is expressed through different forms depending on how many people you are addressing. The default form is koe.

In Maori, “yes” is expressed as āe. The word is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance, specifically to answer “yes” to yes/no questions.

The English phrase “my love” is translated into Maori as taku aroha. taku aroha is a term of endearment used to address someone who is loved.

In Māori, the phrase for “years” is ngā tau.

To say “have a good day” in Maori, you can use the greeting Kia ora.

The English phrase “where you work” is translated into Maori as kei hea koe e mahi ana.

In Māori, goodbye can be expressed in several ways. The default form is haere rā. Māori farewells are determined by the movement of the people involved.