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

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

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

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In this lesson, we learn how to ask, "What's the time?" in the Cook Islands Māori language.

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In this lesson, we learn how to say, "You look beautiful!" or "You are beautiful!" in the Cook Islands Māori language.

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The likelihood of you using this sentence is low, but when you do use it, you'll surprise a lot of the locals! Please leave a review and a comment for anything else you'd like to learn. We love your suggestions!

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Here are the months of the year in the Cook Islands Māori language. Do you notice a resemblance with the English months?

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These are the vowels in the Cook Islands Māori language. They are the same in English and the only difference are the pronunciations.

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Days of the week in Aitutaki. Some helpful English to Māori phrases are:

1) Yesterday was (insert day) = E (insert day) inanai.

2) Today is (insert day) = E (insert day) teia ra.

3) Tomorrow is (insert day) = E (insert day) apopo.

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In this lesson, we learn the numbers from 11-100 in the Cook Islands Māori language. Once you have learned how to count from 1-10, counting higher will be too easy!

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