“Fakamatala Fakalahí: Ngaahi Lea Lahi Ange,” EnglishConnect 1 maʻá e Kau Akó (2022)
“Ngaahi Lea Lahi Ange,” EnglishConnect 1 maʻá e Kau Akó
Appendix
Additional Vocabulary
Fakamatala Fakalahí: Ngaahi Lea Lahi Ange
Parts of Speech
Ngaahi Konga ʻo e Leá
adjectives |
ngaahi hoanauná |
adverbs |
ngaahi hoaveapé |
nouns |
ngaahi nauná |
prepositions |
ngaahi takinauná |
pronouns |
ngaahi fetonginauná |
verbs |
ngaahi veapé |
Numbers
Nōmipa
0 – zero | |
1 – one |
1st – first |
2 – two |
2nd – second |
3 – three |
3rd – third |
4 – four |
4th – fourth |
5 – five |
5th – fifth |
6 – six |
6th – sixth |
7 – seven |
7th – seventh |
8 – eight |
8th – eighth |
9 – nine |
9th – ninth |
10 – ten |
10th – tenth |
11 – eleven |
11th – eleventh |
12 – twelve |
12th – twelfth |
13 – thirteen |
13th – thirteenth |
14 – fourteen |
14th – fourteenth |
15 – fifteen |
15th – fifteenth |
16 – sixteen |
16th – sixteenth |
17 – seventeen |
17th – seventeenth |
18 – eighteen |
18th – eighteenth |
19 – nineteen |
19th – nineteenth |
20 – twenty |
20th – twentieth |
21 – twenty-one |
21st – twenty-first |
30 – thirty |
30th – thirtieth |
31 – thirty-one |
31st – thirty-first |
40 – forty |
40th – fortieth |
41 – forty-one |
41st – forty-first |
50 – fifty |
50th – fiftieth |
51 – fifty-one |
51st – fifty-first |
60 – sixty |
60th – sixtieth |
61 – sixty-one |
61st – sixty-first |
70 – seventy |
70th – seventieth |
71 – seventy-one |
71st – seventy-first |
80 – eighty |
80th – eightieth |
81 – eighty-one |
81st – eighty-first |
90 – ninety |
90th – ninetieth |
91 – ninety-one |
91st – ninety-first |
100 – one hundred |
100th – one hundredth |
1,000 – one thousand | |
10,000 – ten thousand | |
1,000,000 – one million |
Months
Ngaahi Māhiná
January |
Sānuali |
February |
Fēpueli |
March |
Māʻasi |
April |
ʻEpeleli |
May |
Mē |
June |
Sune |
July |
Siulai |
August |
ʻAokosi |
September |
Sepitema |
October |
ʻOkatopa |
November |
Nōvema |
December |
Tīsema |
Days of the Week
Ngaahi ʻAho ʻo e Uiké
Sunday |
Sāpate |
Monday |
Mōnite |
Tuesday |
Tūsite |
Wednesday |
Pulelulu |
Thursday |
Tuʻapulelulu |
Friday |
Falaite |
Saturday |
Tokonaki |
Family Nouns
Ngaahi Nauna Fakafāmilí
spouse/spouses |
mali/ngaahi mali |
wife/wives |
uaifi/ngaahi uaifi |
husband/husbands |
husepāniti/ngaahi husepāniti |
mother (mom)/mothers |
fineʻeiki (faʻē)/ngaahi faʻeé |
stepmother (stepmom)/stepmothers |
mali ua ʻo e tamaí (mali ua ʻo e tamaí)/mali ua mo e tolu ʻo e tamaí |
mother-in-law/mothers-in-law |
faʻē ʻi he fono/ngaahi faʻē ʻi he fono |
father (dad)/fathers |
tangataʻeiki (tamai)/ngaahi tamai |
stepfather (stepdad)/stepfathers |
mali ua ʻo e faʻeé (mali ua ʻo e faʻeé)/mali ua mo e tolu ʻo e faʻeé |
father-in-law/fathers-in-law |
tamai ʻi he fono/ngaahi tamai ʻi he fono |
parent/parents |
ongomātuʻa/mātuʻa |
sister/sisters |
tuofefine/tuofāfine |
stepsister/stepsisters |
stepsister/stepsisters |
brother/brothers |
tokoua/fanga tokoua |
stepbrother/stepbrothers |
stepbrother/stepbrothers |
daughter/daughters |
ʻofefine/ngaahi ʻofefine |
sibling/siblings |
fanga tokoua mo e tuongaʻane/fanga tokoua mo e tuongaʻane |
son/sons |
foha/ngaahi foha |
child/children |
fānau/fānau |
grandmother (grandma)/grandmothers |
kuifefine (kuifefine)/fanga kuifefine |
grandfather (grandpa)/grandfathers |
kuitangata (kuitangata)fanga kuitangata |
grandparent/grandparents |
kui/fanga kui |
aunt/aunts |
mehikitanga/fanga mehikitanga |
uncle/uncles |
faʻētangata/fanga faʻētangata |
niece/nieces |
fakafotu/ngaahi fakafotu |
nephew/nephews |
ʻilamutu/fanga ʻilamutu |
cousin/cousins |
tokoua ʻaki/kāinga |
Food Nouns
Nauna Meʻatokoní
breakfast |
kai pongipongi |
lunch |
kai hoʻatā |
dinner |
kai efiafi |
fruit/fruits |
fuluti/ʻū fuluti |
apple/apples |
ʻāpele/ʻāpele |
banana/bananas |
siaine/ngaahi foʻi siaine |
grape/grapes |
kālepi/tuinga kālepi |
orange/oranges |
moli/moli |
tomato/tomatoes |
temata/temata |
watermelon/watermelons |
meleni/meleni |
vegetable/vegetables |
vesitapolo/vesitapolo |
carrot/carrots |
kāloti/kāloti |
cucumber/cucumbers |
kiukamipā/kiukamipā |
lettuce |
lētisi |
onion/onions |
onioni/onioni |
pepper/peppers |
polo/polo |
meat |
kakanoʻi manú |
beef |
pulu |
chicken |
moa |
fish |
iká |
pork |
puaka |
egg/eggs |
fuaʻimoa/fuaʻimoa |
beans |
piini |
bread |
mā |
butter |
pata |
cheese |
siisi |
dessert |
fakaneifua |
flour |
mahoaʻa |
fries |
pateta fakapaku |
hamburger (burger) |
hamipaka (burger) |
ice |
ʻaisi poloka |
milk |
huʻakau |
noodles |
nūtolo |
oil |
lolo |
pizza |
pisa |
rice |
laise |
salad |
sālati |
salt |
māsima |
sandwich |
saniuisi |
sauce |
soosi |
soup |
supo |
spices |
sipaisi |
sugar |
suka |
water |
vai |
Prepositions
Ngaahi Takinauná
above |
ʻolunga |
across from |
hanga mai mei he |
at |
ʻi |
behind |
ʻi mui |
below |
lalo |
between |
ʻi he vahaʻa |
in front of |
ʻi muʻa ʻi he |
in |
ʻi he |
near |
ofi |
next to |
tafaʻaki ʻo e |
on |
ʻi he |
over |
mei he |
to the left of |
ki he toʻohemá |
to the right of |
ki he toʻomataʻú |
under |
ʻi lalo ʻi he |
Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives
Fetonginauná mo e Ngaahi Hoanauná
Subject Pronoun |
Object Pronoun |
Possessive Adjective |
---|---|---|
Subject Pronoun Example: I am happy. ʻOku ou fiefia. | Object Pronoun Example: Ann is bigger than me. ʻOku lahi ange ʻa ʻAna ʻiate au. | Possessive Adjective Example: My name is Tom. Ko hoku hingoá ko Tomu. |
Subject Pronoun I | Object Pronoun me | Possessive Adjective my |
Subject Pronoun you | Object Pronoun you | Possessive Adjective your |
Subject Pronoun we | Object Pronoun us | Possessive Adjective our |
Subject Pronoun he | Object Pronoun him | Possessive Adjective his |
Subject Pronoun she | Object Pronoun her | Possessive Adjective her |
Subject Pronoun it | Object Pronoun it | Possessive Adjective its |
Subject Pronoun they | Object Pronoun them | Possessive Adjective their |
Currency
Paʻanga Fakafonuá
A$ |
Paʻanga ʻAositelēliá |
C$ |
Paʻanga Kānatá |
MX$ |
Peso ʻa Mekisikoú |
R$ |
Liale ʻa Palāsilá |
US$ |
Paʻanga ʻAmeliká |
€ |
paʻanga ʻiulope |
¥ |
Ieni ʻa Siapaní |
£ |
paʻanga siliva |
¥ |
paʻanga siaina |
R |
Lani ʻa Saute ʻAfiliká |