Tongan

The Tongan word for ‘stink’ is namuhāha. namuhāha is a verb used to describe the sensation of having a strong, unpleasant smell.

The Tongan phrase for girlfriend is kaumeʻa fefine. kaumeʻa fefine refers to a female partner in a romantic relationship.

The Tongan word for team is timi.

The phrase mālō e lelei, ko hoku hingoa ko is how you say “hello, my name is” in Tongan.

The Tongan word for proud is laukau. laukau is an adjective used to describe a person who feels gratified, honoured or satisfied.

To say “god bless” in Tongan, use ke tāpuakiʻi koe ʻe he ʻOtua. This phrase is used to wish someone divine favor or protection.

To say “have a nice day” in Tongan, use ke ke maʻu ha ʻaho lelei. ke ke maʻu ha ʻaho lelei is a phrase used to say goodbye by wishing someone a good day.

Sīsū is the Tongan name for the religious figure Jesus.

The English phrase “go sleep” is translated into Tongan as ʻalu ʻo mohe. This phrase is a directive used to tell someone to go to bed or to go to sleep.

The Tongan word for strong is mālohi. mālohi is used to describe physical strength, such as the power of a person or the strength of an object.