In this lesson, we learn how to ask 'How are you?' in the Cook Islands Māori language.

How are you? = Pe'ea ua koe?, pronounced: [peh-air, o-ah, cor-eh]

After you say "Kia Orana" (hello), learn to follow up and ask "Pe'ea ua koe?".

You can also say; Pe'ea? = How's it?

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In this lesson, we learn how to say 'see ya' in the Cook Islands Māori language.

See ya = Ka kite, pronounced: [car, key-teh]

See ya later= Ka kite akonei, pronounced: [car, key-teh, ah-core-neigh]

Ka kite can also literally translate to: 'Will be seen", "They will see", "He/She will see". It really does depend on the context!

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In this lesson, we learn how to say "Hello" in the Cook Islands Māori language.

Hello = Kia Orana, pronounced: [key-ah, oh-rah-nah]

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