Tongan

The Tongan word for queen is kuini. kuini is a noun used to refer to a female monarch.

To say “be quiet” in Tongan, use fakamolu. fakamolu is used as a request or a command to ask someone to stop making noise.

mālō e ngāue is the Tongan way to say well done.

The Tongan word for drunk is konā. konā is an adjective used to describe someone who is intoxicated after drinking too much alcohol.

The Tongan word for ‘hit’ is taa. taa is used to describe the action of administering a blow or striking something.

The Tongan phrase for “how are you?” is fēfē hake?

To sleep in Tongan is mohe. mohe is a verb meaning to rest in a state of reduced consciousness.

The English word ‘nothing’ is translated into Tongan as hala. hala is used to express the concept of ‘not any thing’.

The Tongan word for “and” is mo. The word mo is a conjunction used to connect two similar elements, such as words or phrases.

The Tongan word for mad is faha. faha is used as an adjective to describe the state of being angry.