Tongan Language Basics Quiz

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Match the Tongan words with their English meanings:

ma lelei = hello kataki = please saipee malo = good, thank you dulo = excuse me

Match the Tongan phrases with their usage:

alo = go aussie = finish where are you going = question about destination come = invitation to approach

Match the Tongan words with their corresponding actions:

sit down = physical posture drink = consume liquid finish = complete an action go = move from one place to another

Match the number in Tongan with its representation:

<p>nine = hongo ten = hongo ten one = taha three = tolu</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Tongan alphabet letters to their sequences:

<p>e = 1st letter k = 2nd letter l = 3rd letter m = 4th letter</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Tongan Language Basics

  • "Ma lelei" translates to "hello."
  • "Lele" means "thank you."
  • "Saipee malo" expresses "good, thank you."
  • "Dulo" means "excuse me."
  • "Kataki" translates to "please."
  • "Come" indicates the action of coming or approaching.
  • "Where are you going" is a common inquiry in Tongan.
  • "Alo" means "go."
  • "Aussie" translates to "finish."
  • "Sit down" is used to instruct someone's seating.
  • "Nine hongo" refers to the number nine, while "ten" denotes the number ten.

Tongan Alphabet

  • The Tongan alphabet consists of 16 letters.
  • Familiarity with the alphabet is essential for pronunciation and understanding the language.

Tongan Language Basics

  • "Ma lelei" translates to "hello."
  • "Lele" means "thank you."
  • "Saipee malo" expresses "good, thank you."
  • "Dulo" means "excuse me."
  • "Kataki" translates to "please."
  • "Come" indicates the action of coming or approaching.
  • "Where are you going" is a common inquiry in Tongan.
  • "Alo" means "go."
  • "Aussie" translates to "finish."
  • "Sit down" is used to instruct someone's seating.
  • "Nine hongo" refers to the number nine, while "ten" denotes the number ten.

Tongan Alphabet

  • The Tongan alphabet consists of 16 letters.
  • Familiarity with the alphabet is essential for pronunciation and understanding the language.

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