How do you say your hot in Maori?

It's not possible to directly translate "you're hot" in the way you might be thinking in English to Māori. There's no single phrase that conveys that same meaning, especially in a romantic or suggestive sense.

Here's why and some alternative ways to express the idea:

Cultural differences: Māori culture emphasizes respect and politeness. Direct compliments about someone's physical appearance are often considered inappropriate, especially if you don't know the person well.

Alternatives:

* If you want to say someone is physically attractive, you could use a phrase like:

* "He/She is beautiful/handsome" - *Ko ia he/he wahine ataahua/tane ataahua*

* If you want to express that someone is "hot" in the sense of being exciting or interesting, you could say:

* "He/She is exciting/interesting" - *He/He tane/wahine whakaongaonga/whakahihiri*

Remember: The best way to convey your meaning is to use appropriate language and context, keeping in mind the cultural nuances of the Māori language.