Thank you (when speaking to one person).
[koe-lach] but I've also heard it pronounced as [koe-la-shey] or [koe-la-cha]. My grandmother calls it [koe-lach].
It depends what language you're translating from - It means 'you' in Maori, but in Japanese means something entirely different !
Kete Pai! :)
not sure but if you want to know how to say how are you you say malolo nakai a koe
it's a long version of "kia kaha" which is a wish for you to "stay strong"
Thank you very much dude
It is a greeting to 3 or more people Tena koe: Hello to one Tena Korua: Hello to two Tena koutou: Hello to all
Greetings from New Zealand
It is a greeting to two people (one person, "Tena Koe", 3 or more, "Tena Kotou")
In Māori, you say "Tēnā koe" when meeting someone for the first time.
Kia ora tena koe hello to on tena korua hello to two tena koutou hello to all Haere mai eveyone welcome everyone
Ko Tonga ia koe tika atu
'Ofa lahi atuo = love you heaps " 'ofa atu" is similar to "love you" in English, lahi means heaps/lots Other variations include: 'Ofa au ia koe (=I love you) 'Ofa lahi atu kia koe (I love you a lot / I love you heaps) My partner is Tongan and he tells me all the time ;) 'ofa atu means I Love You. buh im not shure what lahi stands for ? i dont think that is the correct saying. - im Samoan&Tongan
'tena koe' is hello to one, 'tena korua' is speaking to two. "Tena Koutou' when speaking to a group of 3 or more.
In Maori, you can say "Thank you" as "Kia ora" or "Me mihi ka tika".
Kia orana pe'ea koe? pe'ea is pronounced like pe eya koe is pronounced like koweh rest is phonetic say it fast
To say "I love you dad" in Maori, you can say "Aroha atu ki a koe, Dad."