1. Using 'ataahua' (beautiful) and 'hoa' (friend):
* Ngā hoa ataahua (The beautiful friends)
* Ngā hoa tino ataahua (The very beautiful friends)
2. Using 'whakamiharo' (amazing) and 'hoa' (friend):
* Ngā hoa whakamiharo (The amazing friends)
3. Emphasizing the bond:
* Ngā hoa aroha (The friends of love)
* Ngā hoa whakahou (The friends of renewal)
* Ngā hoa tino whakawhanaunga (The closest of friends)
4. Using a more poetic approach:
* Ngā hoa me te ngakau ataahua (The friends with beautiful hearts)
Ultimately, the best phrase depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.
Remember, Māori is a living language, and there are often multiple ways to express the same concept.