Tongan

The phrase “leave me alone” in Tongan is Tuku au. Tuku au is used to tell someone to stop talking to you.

The English phrase ‘i love you too’ is translated into Tongan as ‘ofa atu foki.

The Tongan verb for ‘shush’ is fakamolu. Fakamolu is used as a verb meaning to be quiet.

The Tongan word for pig is puaka. puaka is a noun used to refer to the mammal of the family Suidae.

The English word “hot” translates to vela in Tongan. vela is used to describe something that is having a high temperature.

The Tongan word for hello is mālō e lelei. mālō e lelei is the standard and most common way to greet someone in Tongan.

The Tongan word for rat is kumā. The word kumā is used to refer to a rodent.

tokoua is the Tongan word for bro. tokoua is used to refer to a male comrade or friend, or someone who shares one’s ideals.

The Tongan word for happy is fiefia. fiefia is an adjective used to describe someone who is feeling contented or joyous.

ko e hā e meʻa ʻoku ke faí is how you say “what are you doing” in Tongan.