What is greeting in Maori?

The most common greeting in Māori is "Kia ora!" This translates to "hello" or "good health".

Here are some other ways to greet someone in Māori, depending on the context:

* "Tēnā koe" (formal, singular) - "Greetings to you"

* "Tēnā koutou" (formal, plural) - "Greetings to you all"

* "Māori" (informal, singular) - "Hello"

* "Māori ahau" (informal, singular) - "Hello, it's me"

* "Kia ora koutou" (formal, plural) - "Good health to you all"

It's also customary to use a person's name when greeting them in Māori, for example:

* "Kia ora, [name]"

* "Tēnā koe, [name]"

Remember that Māori language is rich in cultural nuances. Learning more about the appropriate greetings for different situations will enhance your understanding and respect for the language.