검색어: kia mihi mai (마오리어 - 영어)

kia mihi
thank you and loving greetings.

kia mihi ano
many thanks

kia mihi ano koe
thank you again and kind regards

kia mihi mo te wakaakiwa
voucher

kia mihi, e te katoa
thank you, everyone

kia mihi e korua e hoa
mihi and you are friends

kia mihi koutou ki to tautoko
i'm blessed

te whare e tū ana kia mihi ki a koe
is there a tree trunk

kia ora koe mō te whakarārangi ki taku whaikōrero e tūmanako ana ahau kua nui ake tō putanga mai i tō rohe tika kia mihi ki a koe
thank you for listing to my speech i hope it has incorged you more to come out your comfit zone thank you

nga mihi mai i taku whanau ki o whanau tengoungou. thinking of you all at this time. sending big hugs and aroha to you all.
condolences from my family to yours tengoungou whanau

maioha ki nga mahi katoa i mahia e koe puta noa i te tau, nga kaiarahi ngakau nui e whakatauira ana i te pono. mihi mai i raro o toku ngakau
appreciate all that you have done throughout the year , passionate leaders who role model sincerity. thankyou from the bottom of my heart

kāore tonu i roa… kua tae ia ki tētehi kāinga… kua mihi atu kua pātai atu ki te iwi, “e hoa mā… e mohio ana koutou ki a tongariro?” “aē hoki… ko ia tō mātou rangatira. arā ia… kei mua i tōna whare. titiro ki tōna māhunga… he mea pērā ki ngā potae hauhunga o ngā maunga. haere mai… whakatata atu tātou”. kua kite mai a tongariro he tauhou tēnei… kua mihi mai, “haere mai e tama… haere mai… tēnā rawa atu koe”, “tēnā koe… e koro”. “no whea koe e tama?” “no te hauāuru au... nā taupiri au i tuku mai”. “aaa… e pēwhea anā tōku tino whanaunga?” “e māuiui ana e koro. i haramai au ki te tiki waiora mōna. homai he wai...ki tere ai taku hoki ki a ia.” “kia ora koe e tama...ēngari kei te ngenge koe. mō āpōpō taua ka haere ki te tiki wai. mō nāianei… me whakatā koe.”
it wasn't too long ago… he came to a house… apologized and asked the people, “friends… do you know tongariro?” “well ... he's our boss. he is ... in front of his house. look at its head ... it's like the cool helmets of the mountains. come on… come closer ”. tongariro saw this as a stranger ... and greeted, "come on boy ... come on ... farewell", "thank you ... man". “no where