Hi : Malo ni or Taloha Hello my name is… : Malo ni, ko toku igoa ko... How are you? : Ea mai koe? I'm well : Ko au e lelei Pleased to meet you : Ko au e fiafia kua fetaui ki ta ... How do you do? : Ea mai koe? You look well! : Te malohi o koe! Goodbye : Tofaa Please : Faka molemole Thank you : Faka fetai Yes : Lo No : Heai This tastes great! : Te malie ! (also means 'that's funny') The weather is nice : Te manaia o te tau Fishing : Fagota Walking : Havalivali Playing : Tafao Running : Fetuli Laughing : Faikakata Joking : Faileka Coconut : Niu (tree), hua (young coconut) Fish : Ika Beach : Matafaga Sunshine : Te la Rain : Ua Tree : Lakau (can also mean piece of stick) Man : Tamaloa (unmarried man - taumalo) Woman : Fafine (unmarried woman - tautiti) Child/children : Tama / tamaiti (na in front makes it plural) School : Akoga House : Fale Weather : Tau You are crazy! : Koe te hoho! Do not run so fast! : Koe na he vili lahi! Stop dancing! : Fakauma te hiva! Fishy fish : Ika kokou Lazy chicken : Moa tauale (sick chicken) Funny pig : He pua malie Tokelau Magic > Benefiting the island >  Whowhatwhere? > Tokelau snapshots > Tokelau Voyage