Tahitian

The Tahitian word for “go” is haere. haere is a verb used to describe moving through space, especially moving from one place to another.

The Tahitian word for brother is teina. The word teina is a noun used to refer to a younger brother or a younger sibling.

The Tahitian word for ocean is miti. miti is used to refer to one of the large bodies of water.

The Tahitian word for teacher is orometua. orometua refers to a person who teaches.

The Tahitian word for house is fare. The term fare refers to a human abode.

The Tahitian phrase ‘Ia ora na ‘e māuruuru means “hello and thank you”.

To say “I love you” in Tahitian, use ua here vau ia oe. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The Tahitian way to say “hello” is ’ia ora na. ’ia ora na is used as a greeting to say hello.

The Tahitian word for love is aroha. aroha is a noun used to express strong affection.

The Tahitian word for “beautiful” is nehenehe. nehenehe is an adjective used to describe something that is attractive.