Basque to Maori Translation
Get the most efficient Basque to Maori translation tool available.
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Why Should You Translate Your Content?
Think about how many more sales you will make by expanding your content's reach and appeal to a larger customer base by translating your content to a variety of foreign languages.
Be local, bo vocal
By tailoring content for your audience, you will attract more customers who are more likely to buy because they feel more connected and find meaningful conversation; they will feel valued as they read and read your translated content, leading to a higher conversion rate.
Speak their language
Using the actual words and saying them correctly in their language will not be as simple and time-consuming as it is to translate, which leads me to my next point.
Break barriers
People will take the time to read your content and not just breeze pass it, because your content is relatable to them.
About Basque to Maori Translation Tool
Our Basque to Maori translation tool has made it incredibly easy to translate words, phrases, and sentences into another language. Google's text translation algorithm is built into this user-friendly translator, which translates both ways between Basque and Maori .
Currently, Google Translate can translate one 500-word paragraph from Basque to Maori and vice versa. Although this translation is not 100% accurate, you can still quite easily understand what it is trying to say. For example, you could swap a couple of words around and still get the general idea of what is being said or you could leave out words for the sentence to still qualify in context.
As anyone who knows Russian can attest, the language is both clear and beautiful in its proper context; however for those who are not yet familiar with the language can be difficult to understand. This is why a translation app like ours, which offers a free Maori to Russian translator and has more than 1 million words and phrases, is particularly relevant in this day and age. In this time of globalization, it is important that we, as those involved in and fully invested in the culture of translation, continue to make this service available, as we provide it with love.
Commonly spoken Basque to Maori phrases
Hori gehiegi da.
He nui rawa tena.
Barkatu / Barkatu
Aroha mai / Aroha mai
Ezin zaitut entzuten.
Kaore au e rongo i a koe.
Kontuz ibili.
Kia tupato.
Erlojua galdu nuen.
I ngaro taku wati.
Ondo dago.
Kei te pai.
Hortxe bertan.
I reira tonu.
Bihar arte.
Ka kite koe apopo.
Hartu aukera.
Kia whai waahi.
Nola doa lana?
Kei te pehea te mahi?