No
The name Fiona does not have a direct equivalent in Maori.
Yes, you can use websites like Google Translate or Maori Dictionary for Maori sentence translation. These websites can provide you with translation of words and sentences from English to Maori and vice versa.
Mum always told us Ka Pai when we did something right.
Not quite sure what that is supposed to be. It might be E hoa (sort of sounds like eh hore when said) which is friend in maori.
Mori / Muri (pronounced Moo ree and roll the r, go to http://translator.wananga.ac.nz/translate.php and type in "muri" and translate to English, then click on "Muri" and it will play it for you)
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The name Fiona does not have a direct equivalent in Maori.
kotahi karu
Jason = Heihana in Maori most English names starting with "J" translate into Maori starting with an "H".
Yes, you can use websites like Google Translate or Maori Dictionary for Maori sentence translation. These websites can provide you with translation of words and sentences from English to Maori and vice versa.
Ko te Atua tō tātou kaiwhakaora.
Mum always told us Ka Pai when we did something right.
Not quite sure what that is supposed to be. It might be E hoa (sort of sounds like eh hore when said) which is friend in maori.
Mori / Muri (pronounced Moo ree and roll the r, go to http://translator.wananga.ac.nz/translate.php and type in "muri" and translate to English, then click on "Muri" and it will play it for you)
it's a long version of "kia kaha" which is a wish for you to "stay strong"
What does not kill you only makes you stronger
I recommend using online resources like Google Translate or websites that specifically cater to translating Maori to English. It's important to be aware that automated tools may not provide 100% accurate translations due to the complexity of the Maori language. For more accurate translations, consider consulting with a fluent Maori speaker or translator.