Maori

The phrase “take care” in Maori is translated as kia tūpato.

The phrase tō ingoa is the Maori way to say “your name”.

The English phrase “awesome work” can be translated into Maori as mahi pai. mahi pai is used to praise someone for doing a great job.

The English phrase “keep up the good work” is translated into Maori as kia kaha tonu.

ahau hoki is the Māori phrase for “me too”. ahau hoki is used to indicate that something applies to you as well.

To say have a nice day in Maori, say Kia pai tō rā. It is a friendly farewell, said when parting from someone during the day.

The English phrase “happy wednesday” is translated into Māori as kia pai te rāapa. The phrase is used to wish someone a pleasant Wednesday.

In Māori, “thank you so much” is expressed as tēnā rawa atu koe. This phrase is used to express a high level of gratitude to another person.

The English phrase “you too” is expressed in Māori as ko koe anō.

In Māori, “I love you” is said as kei te aroha au ki a koe. This phrase is used to express an affirmation of romantic feeling.