How do you say I am good thanks in Maori?

There isn't a direct translation of "I am good, thanks" in Māori that captures the exact nuance of the English phrase. However, you can convey the same sentiment in a few ways:

Formal:

* "Kei te pai ahau, tēnā koe." (This literally translates to "I am well, thank you.")

* "Kei te pai ahau, mihi." (This means "I am well, thanks.")

Informal:

* "Āe, pai ahau." (This translates to "Yes, I'm good.")

* "Kei te pai." (This simply means "I am well.")

Remember that Māori is a very respectful language, so it's best to use a more formal greeting when speaking to someone you don't know well.