Te Tikisionale o te Gana Tuvalu mo Faifaiga mo Iloga Fakatuvalu
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Notes
mai
1
volume_up
adv.
towards speaker or subject
副
(話し手・主題)の方向に向かって
Ne fakatoese mai ne ia.
He apologized to me.
Ne fakatoese mai ne ia.
彼は私に謝ってきた.
maise
adv.
especially
副
特に,とりわけ
Kae maise te fātele napa tolu e fiafia au ki ei.
I especially like the third dance.
Kae maise te fātele napa tolu e fiafia au ki ei.
3番目のダンスが特に好きです.
mana
2
conj.
when-, if-
接
~する時;もし~するなら
Telefoni mai manafai toka koe, fakamolemole.
Please call me when you are ready. See also:
māfai
,
kāfai
,
manafai
.
Telefoni mai mana toka koe, fakamolemole.
準備ができたら呼んでください.[参]
māfai
,
kāfai
,
manafai
.
manafai
conj.
[N] if -; when-
接
[北] もし~するなら;~するときには
Telefoni mai manafai toka koe, fakamolemole.
Please call me when you are ready. See also:
māfai
,
kāfai
,
mana
2
.
Telefoni mai manafai toka koe, fakamolemole.
準備ができたら呼んでください.[参]
māfai
,
kāfai
,
mana
2
.
me
1
volume_up
conj.
because, since, for
接
~だから,~であるため
Au e nofo i te fale me i toku tinae e 'mae.
I'll stay home because I have a stomach ache.
Au e nofo i te fale me i toku tinae e 'mae.
お腹が痛いので家にいます.
ona
2
.
me
2
volume_up
conj.
or
接
あるいは,または
Koe e fano me nofo?
Are you coming or staying here? See also:
io me
.
Koe e fano me nofo?
行きますか,それともここに残りますか? [参]
io me
.
mo
volume_up
conj.
and, with
接
~と,~および;~と一緒に
koe mo tou kāiga: you and your famiy.
Au ka olo mo koe.
I'll come with you.
koe mo tou kāiga:あなたとあなたの家族.
Au ka olo mo koe.
私はあなたと一緒に行きます.
ona
2
接
~なので,~だから
Au e nofo i te fale ona i toku tinae e 'mae.
I'll stay home because I have a stomachache. See also:
me
.
Au e nofo i te fale ona i toku tinae e 'mae.
おなかが痛いので家にいます。[参]
me
.
pelā me
adv.
about, approximately
副
およそ~くらい,大体~ほど
Matou ma'nako pelā me se sefulu nofoaga.
We need about 10 chairs.
Matou ma'nako pelā me se sefulu nofoaga.
およそ10脚の椅子が必要です.
pelā
1
adv.
just as -, just like -
副
ちょうど~のように,~のように
形
ちょうど~ような,~のような
pelā fua: just like that. See also:
penā
1
,
penei
.
pelā fua:ちょうどそのように.[参]
penā
1
,
penei
.
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