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The Mimeʻs Companion™ in Rarotongan

The Mime's Companion™

Rarotongan Edition

Your guide to essential Rarotongan (Reo Rarotonga) phrases for your visit to the Cook Islands.

Rarotongan Dancers

Casual Talk

  • Hello!
    Kiaorana
  • How are you?
    Pēʻea koe?
  • Fine
    Meitaki au
  • Goodbye (to one leaving)
    ʻAere rā
  • Goodbye (to one staying)
    Noʻo ake rā
  • Thank you!
    Meitaki
  • Do you speak English?
    Ka kite koe i te tuatua papaʻā?
  • Yes
    ʻĀe
  • No
    Kāre
  • Please
    ʻAkarongo mai
  • Excuse me
    Aroʻa mai
  • What's your name?
    Ko ʻai tōu ingoa?
  • My name is...
    Ko... tōku ingoa
  • Nice to meet you
    Kia orana e tēia kite
  • See you later
    Ka noʻo ra
  • I understood what she said
    Kua māramarama au i te mea tā na i tuatua mai
  • I don't understand
    Kare au e mārama

Ordering Food

  • I'm hungry!
    E matepongi au!
  • I'm thirsty!
    E kakī vai au!
  • Cheers!
    Kia manuia!
  • Is it spicy hot?
    E veravera rāi?
  • It's tasty!
    Ē reka!
  • Was this cooked underground?
    I tunu ʻia tēia ki raro i te umu?
  • Can you grab the salt please?
    Tango mai na ki te miti
  • The bill please
    ʻOronga mai na ki te pira
  • How much is this?
    E ʻia moni teia?
  • I'll have coffee
    Ka inu au i te kaope
  • Bread
    Varāoa
  • Coconut
    Nū
  • Taro
    Taro
  • I'm full
    Kua makona au
  • Fruit
    ʻUa
  • Do not sprinkle salt on the raw fish please
    Kaore e ueue i te miti ki runga i te ika mata
  • The giant clam is really fat!
    Kua ngako ʻua te pāʻua

Numbers

  • One
    taʻi
  • Two
    rua
  • Three
    toru
  • Four
    ʻā
  • Five
    rima
  • Six
    ono
  • Seven
    ʻitu
  • Eight
    varu
  • Nine
    iva
  • Ten
    taʻi ngaʻuru
  • Twenty
    rua ngaʻuru
  • Thirty
    toru ngaʻuru
  • Fifty
    rima ngaʻuru
  • One hundred
    taʻi rau
  • Black / White
    Kerekere / Teatea
  • Red / Green
    ʻUra / Matie
  • Blue
    Auīka
  • Yellow
    Rengarenga
  • Orange
    Mākara
  • Brown
    Ravarava

Animals

  • Fish
    Ika
  • Whale
    Toʻorā
  • Octopus
    ʻEke
  • Turtle
    ʻOnu
  • Chicken
    Moa
  • Pig
    Puaka
  • Dog
    Kurī
  • Cat
    Ngeru
  • Bird
    Manu
  • Crab
    Pāpā
  • Dolphin
    ʻŌeo
  • Shark
    Mangō
  • Eel
    Tuna
  • Parrot fish
    Unga
  • Flying fish
    Maroro
  • Sea cucumber
    Rori
  • Saltwater shrimp
    Kōura tai
  • Freshwater shrimp
    Kōura vai
  • Freshwater prawn
    Tīaka
  • Slipper lobster
    Papipapi
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