General:
* Ataahua ratou (pronounced ah-tah-hoo-ah ra-tow) - This is a very common and versatile way to say "they are beautiful". It can be used for both male and female.
For Females:
* Ataahua rātou (pronounced ah-tah-hoo-ah rah-tow) - This is a more specific way to say "they are beautiful" for women. It emphasizes their femininity.
For Males:
* Ataahua nei rātou (pronounced ah-tah-hoo-ah nay rah-tow) - This phrase is used for men and emphasizes their strength and masculinity.
Other options:
* Ataahua noa ratou (pronounced ah-tah-hoo-ah no-ah ra-tow) - This emphasizes the "very" or "extremely" beautiful aspect.
* Tino ataahua ratou (pronounced tee-no ah-tah-hoo-ah ra-tow) - This is another way to express "very beautiful".
It's important to note that these are just a few examples, and there are many other ways to express "they are beautiful" in Māori. The best way to choose the right phrase depends on the specific situation and the desired level of formality.