基本介紹
- 中文名:湯加語
- 外文名:lea fakatonga
- 使用國家:湯加王國
- 語序:謂主賓
英語 | 湯加語 |
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Talitali fiefia | |
Hello (General greeting) | Mālō e lelei (inf) Mālō ‘etau lava (frm) |
How are you? | Fēfē hake? (sg) Mo fēfē hake? (dl) Mou fēfē hake? (tr) |
Reply to 'How are you?' | Sai pē, mālō, fēfē koe? |
Fuoloa 'e fepulingaki | |
Ko hai ho hingoa? | |
My name is ... | Ko hoku hingoa ko... |
Where are you from? | Ko ho'o ha'u mei fe? |
I'm from ... | Ko 'eku ha'u mei ... |
Pleased to meet you | Fiefia ke toe feiloaki mo koe |
Good morning (Morning greeting) | Mālō tau ma‘u e pongipongi ni |
Good day | Mālō e lelei Mālō e laumalie (to a chief) Mālō e lakoifua (to a monarch) |
Good afternoon (Afternoon greeting) | Mālō tau ma‘u e ho‘ata ni |
Good evening (Evening greeting) | Mālō tau ma‘u e efiafi ni |
Po‘uli a Mohe a | |
Goodbye (Parting phrases) | ‘Alu a (to sb going) Faka’au ā (to sb going- vfrm) Nofo ā (to sb staying) Toki sio (see you later - inf) |
Good luck! | Monū'ia |
Cheers! Good Health! (Toasts used when drinking) | Ofa atu! |
Ma'u ha aho lelei | |
Bon appetit / Have a nice meal | |
Bon voyage / Have a good journey | |
I understand | ‘Oku mahino kiate ‘au |
I don't understand | ‘ikai mahino |
Please speak more slowly | Fakamolemole duku ho lea vave |
Please say that again | Fakamolemole toe tala mai |
Please write it down | Kataki ‘o tohi‘i mai |
Do you speak English? | ‘Oku ke lava ‘o lea faka-pālangi? |
Do you speakTongan? | ‘Oku ke lava ‘o lea faka-Tonga? |
Yes, a little (reply to 'Do you speak ...?') | ‘Oku ou lea faka-Tonga si’isi’i pē |
How do you say ... inTongan? | Ko e hā ‘a e le‘a faka-Tonga ki he ...? |
Kātaki Tulou | |
How much is this? | ‘Oku fiha e? Fija hono totongi? |
Fakamolemole | |
Kātaki | |
Mālō Mālō ‘aupito | |
Reply to thank you | ‘Io mālō |
Where's the toilet? | Ko fē ‘a e falemālōlō? |
This gentleman will pay for everything | 'E totongi kātoa 'ehe tamasi'i. (>children & young people) 'E totongi kātoa 'ehe tangata. (>married & middle aged people) 'E totongi kātoa 'ehe tangata'eiki. (>the elderly) |
This lady will pay for everything | 'E totongi kātoa 'ehe tahine. (>children & young people) 'E totongi kātoa 'ehe fefine. (>married & middle aged people) 'E totongi kātoa 'ehe fine'eiki. (>the elderly) |
Would you like to dance with me? | Teke lava tauolunga mo au? |
‘Oku ou ‘ofa ‘ia koe | |
Leave me alone! | |
Tokoni mai! | |
Fire! | Koe afi! |
Tuku ia! | |
Call the police! | Teu ta ki he polise! |
Christmas and New Year greetings | Kilisimasi fiefia mo ha ta'u fo'ou monū'ia |
Easter greetings | Ma'u ha 'aho Pekia fiefia. |
Ma'u ha 'aho fiefie Ma'u ha 'aho fa'ele'i fiefia | |
One language is never enough | He'ikai fe'unga ke 'ilo ha lea 'e taha. |
My hovercraft is full of eels Why this phrase? | Hoku vakapuna tētē 'i 'olunga fono 'i he toke |