English to Maori Translation
Translate English to Maori quickly and easily with this fast and high quality tool.
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Why Should You Translate Your Content?
Translating your content into other languages increases your customer base and gives you more opportunity to make more sales.
Be local, bo vocal
Take advantage of the abundance of different dialects, languages, and cultures and use them in your content to connect with your market. This allows you to adapt your message to the local market and find potential customers. When you translate, you are building bridges and connecting with potential customers that would otherwise have been impossible.
Speak their language
A well-written and smoothly translated piece of content will earn you a positive reputation as an expert in your field. As it becomes more popular, you will be elevated to a status that is respected by people that understand and appreciate your content, both commercially and relationally.
Break barriers
More targeted fans will help you to increase your visibility on the Internet.
About English to Maori Translation Tool
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Not 100% but approximately 90 percent of this software's translations are very accurate. Of course, you still need to correct some parts when translating around 5 percent of a sentence, but most of the work is great! Although the Google team is working hard on improvements, it’s still incredible it works as well as it does!
Millions of people speak, or are learning to speak, English. For those who are unfamiliar with the language , learning to speak or understand it can be troublesome. This is why a translation app, like ours, is so helpful. While there are a few websites that offer English to Maori translation for a small fee, we believe that translating commonly-used words and phrases shouldn’t be something you have to pay for. This is what sets us apart; although we do offer a paid-for feature that allows you to purchase 3-month access at a discounted rate, using our app to translate the most common words and phrases into the English language is completely free. This is the true purpose of this tool, to allow you to converse (in Maori), or at least to understand spoken Maori easily."
Commonly spoken English to Maori phrases
I'm sorry, we're sold out.
Aroha mai, kua hokona matou.
I ate already.
Kua kai kē ahau.
Sorry to bother you.
Aroha mai ki te whakararuraru i a koe.
I can't hear you.
Kaore au e rongo i a koe.
That's right.
Ka tika.
Be careful.
Kia tupato.
That's not fair.
Ehara tena i te tika.
I'm married.
Kua marenatia ahau.
I don't speak Hindi well
Kaore au i te pai ki te korero Hindi
I'll take it.
Maku e tango.