Englisch–Tongaisch Wörterbuch

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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
I	Pronomen	au	I am here now. ʻOku ou ʻi heni he taimi ni.
you	Pronomen	koe	You are my friend. Ko hoku kaumeʻa koe.
he	Pronomen	ia	He is at home. ʻOku ʻi ʻapi ia.
she	Pronomen	ia	She is very happy. ʻOku fiefia lahi ia.
we	Pronomen	kitautolu	We are going today. ʻOku tau ʻalu he ʻaho ni.
they	Pronomen	kinautolu	They are at school. ʻOku nau ʻi he ako.
what	Pronomen	ko e hā	What is your name? Ko e hā ho hingoa?
where	Adverb	fē	Where is your house? ʻOku ʻi fē ho fale?
when	Adverb	ʻahea	When will you come? Te ke haʻu ʻahea?
who	Pronomen	ko hai	Who is that person? Ko hai ʻa e tokotaha ko ia?
why	Adverb	ko e hā	Why are you sad? Ko e hā ʻoku ke loto-mamahi ai?
how	Adverb	fēfē	How are you today? ʻOku ke fēfē he ʻaho ni?
to have	Verb	maʻu	I have a book. ʻOku ou maʻu ha tohi.
to do	Verb	fai	I do my work. ʻOku ou fai ʻeku ngāue.
to go	Verb	ʻalu	They go to town. ʻOku nau ʻalu ki kolo.
to come	Verb	haʻu	Please come here now. Kataki ʻo haʻu heni he taimi ni.
to see	Verb	mamata	I see the moon. ʻOku ou mamata ki he māhina.
to know	Verb	ʻilo	I know that story. ʻOku ou ʻilo ʻa e talanoa ko ia.
to think	Verb	fakakaukau	We think about life. ʻOku tau fakakaukau ki he moʻui.
to want	Verb	fiemaʻu	I want some water. ʻOku ou fiemaʻu ha vai.
to need	Verb	fiemaʻu	We need more food. ʻOku tau fiemaʻu ha meʻakai lahi ange.
to make	Verb	ngaohi	They make a table. ʻOku nau ngaohi ha tēpile.
to take	Verb	ʻave	Take the book home. ʻAve ʻa e tohi ki ʻapi.
to give	Verb	foaki	I give you water. ʻOku ou foaki atu ha vai kiate koe.
to say	Verb	pehē	They say good words. ʻOku nau pehē ha ngaahi lea lelei.
to tell	Verb	tala	Tell me the story. Tala mai ʻa e talanoa.
to ask	Verb	fehuʻi	I ask one question. ʻOku ou fehuʻi ha fehuʻi ʻe taha.
to find	Verb	maʻu	We find the key. ʻOku tau maʻu ʻa e ki.
to look	Verb	sio	Look at the sky. Sio ki he langi.
to use	Verb	ngāueʻaki	I use this table. ʻOku ou ngāueʻaki ʻa e tēpile ni.
to work	Verb	ngāue	They work every day. ʻOku nau ngāue ʻi he ʻaho kotoa pē.
to eat	Verb	kai	We eat rice tonight. Te tau kai laise he pō ni.
to drink	Verb	inu	I drink hot tea. ʻOku ou inu tī vela.
to sleep	Verb	mohe	The child sleeps now. ʻOku mohe ʻa e tamasiʻi he taimi ni.
to walk	Verb	luelue	We walk to school. ʻOku tau luelue ki he ako.
to run	Verb	lele	The boy runs fast. ʻOku lele vave ʻa e tamasiʻi.
to read	Verb	lau	She reads a book. ʻOku ne lau ha tohi.
to write	Verb	tohi	I write my name. ʻOku ou tohi hoku hingoa.
to speak	Verb	lea	They speak Tongan well. ʻOku nau lea faka-Tonga lelei.
to listen	Verb	fanongo	Listen to the music. Fanongo ki he hiva.
to hear	Verb	ongoʻi	I hear the wind. ʻOku ou ongoʻi ʻa e matangi.
to buy	Verb	fakatau	We buy fresh fish. ʻOku tau fakatau mai ha ika foʻou.
to sell	Verb	fakatau atu	They sell bread here. ʻOku nau fakatau atu ʻa e mā ʻi heni.
to pay	Verb	totongi	I pay the money. ʻOku ou totongi ʻa e paʻanga.
to help	Verb	tokoni	Please help my mother. Kataki ʻo tokoni ki heʻeku faʻē.
to love	Verb	ʻofa	We love our family. ʻOku tau ʻofa ki hotau fāmili.
to die	Verb	mate	Old trees die slowly. ʻOku mate māmālie ʻa e ngaahi ʻakau motuʻa.
to learn	Verb	ako	Children learn at school. ʻOku ako ʻa e fānau ʻi he ako.
to teach	Verb	akoʻi	They teach the children. ʻOku nau akoʻi ʻa e fānau.
to open	Verb	ava	Open the door now. Ava ʻa e matapā he taimi ni.
to close	Verb	tapuni	Close the door, please. Tapuni ʻa e matapā, kātaki.
person	Substantiv	tokotaha	That person is kind. ʻOku angaʻofa ʻa e tokotaha ko ia.
man	Substantiv	tangata	The man is tall. ʻOku lōloa ʻa e tangata.
woman	Substantiv	fefine	The woman is happy. ʻOku fiefia ʻa e fefine.
child	Substantiv	tamasiʻi	The child is sleeping. ʻOku mohe ʻa e tamasiʻi.
boy	Substantiv	tamasiʻi tangata	The boy reads well. ʻOku lau lelei ʻa e tamasiʻi tangata.
girl	Substantiv	tamasiʻi fefine	The girl is singing. ʻOku hiva ʻa e tamasiʻi fefine.
family	Substantiv	fāmili	My family is large. ʻOku lahi hoku fāmili.
mother	Substantiv	faʻē	My mother is here. ʻOku ʻi heni ʻeku faʻē.
father	Substantiv	tamai	My father works hard. ʻOku ngāue mālohi ʻeku tamai.
friend	Substantiv	kaumeʻa	She is my friend. Ko hoku kaumeʻa ia.
house	Substantiv	fale	Their house is new. ʻOku foʻou honau fale.
home	Substantiv	ʻapi	We are going home. ʻOku tau ʻalu ki ʻapi.
school	Substantiv	ako	The school is big. ʻOku lahi ʻa e ako.
city	Substantiv	kolo lahi	This city is busy. ʻOku femoʻuekina ʻa e kolo lahi ni.
country	Substantiv	fonua	Our country is beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa hotau fonua.
world	Substantiv	māmani	The world is large. ʻOku lahi ʻa e māmani.
room	Substantiv	loki	The room is small. ʻOku siʻi ʻa e loki.
time	Substantiv	taimi	Time goes quickly. ʻOku ʻalu vave ʻa e taimi.
day	Substantiv	ʻaho	Today is a good day. Ko e ʻaho lelei ʻa e ʻaho ni.
night	Substantiv	pō	The night is cold. ʻOku momoko ʻa e pō.
morning	Substantiv	pongipongi	The morning is cool. ʻOku mokomoko ʻa e pongipongi.
evening	Substantiv	efiafi	We walk this evening. ʻOku tau luelue he efiafi ni.
week	Substantiv	uike	This week is busy. ʻOku femoʻuekina ʻa e uike ni.
month	Substantiv	māhina	This month is long. ʻOku lōloa ʻa e māhina ni.
year	Substantiv	taʻu	This year is important. ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e taʻu ni.
today	Adverb	he ʻaho ni	I work today. ʻOku ou ngāue he ʻaho ni.
tomorrow	Adverb	ʻapongipongi	We will come tomorrow. Te mau haʻu ʻapongipongi.
yesterday	Adverb	ʻaneafi	He came yesterday. Naʻe haʻu ia ʻaneafi.
now	Adverb	he taimi ni	Come here now. Haʻu heni he taimi ni.
sun	Substantiv	laʻā	The sun is hot. ʻOku vela ʻa e laʻā.
moon	Substantiv	māhina	The moon is bright. ʻOku ulo ʻa e māhina.
star	Substantiv	fetuʻu	That star is bright. ʻOku ulo ʻa e fetuʻu ko ia.
sky	Substantiv	langi	The sky is blue. ʻOku lanu pulū ʻa e langi.
fire	Substantiv	afi	The fire is hot. ʻOku vela ʻa e afi.
water	Substantiv	vai	The water is cold. ʻOku momoko ʻa e vai.
rain	Substantiv	ʻuha	The rain is heavy. ʻOku lahi ʻa e ʻuha.
wind	Substantiv	matangi	The wind is strong. ʻOku mālohi ʻa e matangi.
tree	Substantiv	ʻakau	The tree is tall. ʻOku lōloa ʻa e ʻakau.
flower	Substantiv	fugalaʻau	This flower is beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e fugalaʻau ni.
mountain	Substantiv	moʻunga	That mountain is high. ʻOku māʻolunga ʻa e moʻunga ko ia.
river	Substantiv	vaitafe	The river is long. ʻOku lōloa ʻa e vaitafe.
sea	Substantiv	tahi	The sea is blue. ʻOku lanu pulū ʻa e tahi.
food	Substantiv	meʻakai	The food is ready. ʻOku mateuteu ʻa e meʻakai.
bread	Substantiv	mā	The bread is fresh. ʻOku foʻou ʻa e mā.
rice	Substantiv	laise	We eat rice daily. ʻOku tau kai laise ʻi he ʻaho kotoa pē.
meat	Substantiv	kakanoʻi manu	The meat is hot. ʻOku vela ʻa e kakanoʻi manu.
fish	Substantiv	ika	The fish is fresh. ʻOku foʻou ʻa e ika.
egg	Substantiv	foʻi moa	I eat one egg. ʻOku ou kai ha foʻi moa ʻe taha.
milk	Substantiv	huʻakau	The milk is cold. ʻOku momoko ʻa e huʻakau.
fruit	Substantiv	fuaʻiʻakau	This fruit is sweet. ʻOku melie ʻa e fuaʻiʻakau ni.
tea	Substantiv	tī	The tea is hot. ʻOku vela ʻa e tī.
coffee	Substantiv	kofe	The coffee is strong. ʻOku mālohi ʻa e kofe.
head	Substantiv	ʻulu	My head hurts today. ʻOku mamahi hoku ʻulu he ʻaho ni.
eye	Substantiv	mata	Her eyes are beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa hono mata.
ear	Substantiv	telinga	My ear hurts. ʻOku mamahi hoku telinga.
mouth	Substantiv	ngutu	Open your mouth, please. Ava ho ngutu, kātaki.
nose	Substantiv	ihu	My nose is cold. ʻOku momoko hoku ihu.
hand	Substantiv	nima	My hand is strong. ʻOku mālohi hoku nima.
foot	Substantiv	vae	His foot hurts now. ʻOku mamahi hono vae he taimi ni.
heart	Substantiv	mafu	My heart is strong. ʻOku mālohi hoku mafu.
name	Substantiv	hingoa	Your name is beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ho hingoa.
book	Substantiv	tohi	This book is new. ʻOku foʻou ʻa e tohi ni.
word	Substantiv	lea	That word is important. ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e lea ko ia.
language	Substantiv	lea	Tongan is a beautiful language. Ko e lea faka-Tonga ko ha lea fakaʻofoʻofa.
money	Substantiv	paʻanga	I need more money. ʻOku ou fiemaʻu ha paʻanga lahi ange.
work	Substantiv	ngāue	The work is hard. ʻOku faingataʻa ʻa e ngāue.
love	Substantiv	ʻofa	Love is important in life. ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e ʻofa ʻi he moʻui.
music	Substantiv	hiva	The music is beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e hiva.
story	Substantiv	talanoa	That story is true. ʻOku moʻoni ʻa e talanoa ko ia.
way	Substantiv	hala	This way is easy. ʻOku faingofua ʻa e hala ni.
thing	Substantiv	meʻa	That thing is mine. ʻOku ʻaʻaku ʻa e meʻa ko ia.
life	Substantiv	moʻui	Life is beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e moʻui.
door	Substantiv	matapā	The door is open. ʻOku ava ʻa e matapā.
table	Substantiv	tēpile	The table is big. ʻOku lahi ʻa e tēpile.
chair	Substantiv	sea	The chair is new. ʻOku foʻou ʻa e sea.
car	Substantiv	meʻalele	The car is fast. ʻOku vave ʻa e meʻalele.
good	Adjektiv	lelei	This food is good. ʻOku lelei ʻa e meʻakai ni.
bad	Adjektiv	kovi	That water is bad. ʻOku kovi ʻa e vai ko ia.
big	Adjektiv	lahi	The house is big. ʻOku lahi ʻa e fale.
small	Adjektiv	siʻi	The room is small. ʻOku siʻi ʻa e loki.
new	Adjektiv	foʻou	I have a new book. ʻOku ou maʻu ha tohi foʻou.
old	Adjektiv	motuʻa	That house is old. ʻOku motuʻa ʻa e fale ko ia.
long	Adjektiv	lōloa	The road is long. ʻOku lōloa ʻa e hala.
short	Adjektiv	nounou	The story is short. ʻOku nounou ʻa e talanoa.
high	Adjektiv	māʻolunga	The mountain is high. ʻOku māʻolunga ʻa e moʻunga.
low	Adjektiv	maʻulalo	That chair is low. ʻOku maʻulalo ʻa e sea ko ia.
hot	Adjektiv	vela	The tea is hot. ʻOku vela ʻa e tī.
cold	Adjektiv	momoko	The water is cold. ʻOku momoko ʻa e vai.
happy	Adjektiv	fiefia	The child is happy. ʻOku fiefia ʻa e tamasiʻi.
sad	Adjektiv	loto-mamahi	She feels sad today. ʻOku loto-mamahi ia he ʻaho ni.
beautiful	Adjektiv	fakaʻofoʻofa	The flower is beautiful. ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e fugalaʻau.
easy	Adjektiv	faingofua	This work is easy. ʻOku faingofua ʻa e ngāue ni.
hard	Adjektiv	faingataʻa	That lesson is hard. ʻOku faingataʻa ʻa e lēsoni ko ia.
fast	Adjektiv	vave	The car is fast. ʻOku vave ʻa e meʻalele.
slow	Adjektiv	tuai	The turtle is slow. ʻOku tuai ʻa e honu.
right	Adjektiv	totonu	Your answer is right. ʻOku tonu ho tali.
wrong	Adjektiv	hala	That answer is wrong. ʻOku hala ʻa e tali ko ia.
important	Adjektiv	mahuʻinga	This book is important. ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e tohi ni.
true	Adjektiv	moʻoni	The story is true. ʻOku moʻoni ʻa e talanoa.
full	Adjektiv	fonu	The cup is full. ʻOku fonu ʻa e ipu.
empty	Adjektiv	lala	The room is empty. ʻOku lala ʻa e loki.
young	Adjektiv	talavou	He is still young. ʻOku kei talavou ia.
strong	Adjektiv	mālohi	The man is strong. ʻOku mālohi ʻa e tangata.
weak	Adjektiv	vaivai	The child is weak. ʻOku vaivai ʻa e tamasiʻi.
red	Adjektiv	kulokula	The flower is red. ʻOku kulokula ʻa e fugalaʻau.
blue	Adjektiv	pulū	The sky is blue. ʻOku pulū ʻa e langi.
green	Adjektiv	lanumata	The tree is green. ʻOku lanumata ʻa e ʻakau.
yellow	Adjektiv	engeenga	The flower is yellow. ʻOku engeenga ʻa e fugalaʻau.
black	Adjektiv	ʻuliʻuli	The car is black. ʻOku ʻuliʻuli ʻa e meʻalele.
white	Adjektiv	hinehina	The house is white. ʻOku hinehina ʻa e fale.
yes	Interjektion	ʻio	Yes, I understand. ʻIo, ʻoku ou mahino.
no	Interjektion	ʻikai	No, I cannot come. ʻIkai, ʻe ʻikai te u lava ʻo haʻu.
not	Adverb	ʻikai	I am not ready. ʻOku ʻikai te u mateuteu.
and	Konjunktion	mo	Mother and father are here. ʻOku ʻi heni ʻa e faʻē mo e tamai.
or	Konjunktion	pe	Tea or coffee is fine. ʻOku lelei pē ʻa e tī pe kofe.
but	Konjunktion	ka	I am tired, but happy. ʻOku ou vaivai, ka ʻoku ou fiefia.
if	Konjunktion	kapau	If it rains, stay home. Kapau ʻe ʻuha, nofo ʻi ʻapi.
because	Konjunktion	he	I stayed home because rain fell. Naʻá ku nofo ʻi ʻapi he naʻe ʻuha.
with	Präposition	mo	I came with my friend. Naʻá ku haʻu mo hoku kaumeʻa.
without	Präposition	taʻe	He left without money. Naʻe ʻalu ia taʻe paʻanga.
for	Präposition	maʻa	This gift is for you. ʻOku maʻau ʻa e meʻaʻofa ni maʻau.
from	Präposition	mei	I came from school. Naʻá ku haʻu mei he ako.
to	Präposition	ki	We go to town. ʻOku tau ʻalu ki kolo.