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I light up
What is "I light up" in Māori and how to say it?
American English
I light up
Māori
ka whakakā ahau
More In Case of Fire Vocabulary in Māori
American English
Māori
barbecue
rino tunu mīti
fire
ahi
fire alarm
whakaaraara ahi
fire alarm button
pātene whakaaraara ahi
fire exit
putanga ahi
fire extinguisher
whakapoko ahi
fire hose
ngongo wai
fire hydrant
mapu wai
fire sprinkler
hīrere ahi
forest fire
ahi ngāhere
house fire
ahi whare
smoke
auahi
smoke detector
mīhini auahi
spark
kora
torch
rama
I extinguish
ka whakapoko ahi ahau
camp
puni
mosquito net
nēti namunamu
flashlight
rama
canned food
kai kēne
sleeping bag
paraikete
campfire
ahi
can opener
maripi kēne
pocket knife
maripi pūkoro
matches
māti
water bottle
pātara wai
tent
tēneti
outhouse
wharepaku
camp stove
umu hopuni
caravan
whare wīra
folding chair
tūru pōkai
insect repellent
rongoā ārai ngārara
lighter
pūahi
marshmallow
rare ngohengohe
outdoor cooking
tunu kai ki waho
I cover
ka uhi ahau
Example sentences
American English
I light up the match.
How "I light up" is said across the globe.
Hungarian
meggyújtom
Korean
저는 불을 피워요
Castilian Spanish
yo enciendo
Japanese
ひをつける
French
j'allume
Mandarin Chinese
我点亮
Italian
io accendo
German
ich entzünde
Russian
я поджигаю
Brazilian Portuguese
eu acendo
Hebrew
אני מציתה
Arabic
أشعل
Turkish
yakarım
Danish
jeg antænder
Swedish
jag tänder
Norwegian
jeg lyser opp
Hindi
मैं प्रकाश करता हूँ
Tagalog
nagsisindi ako
Vietnamese
Tôi bật lửa
Esperanto
Mi lumigas
Dutch
ik steek aan
Icelandic
ég kveiki í
Indonesian
Aku menyalakan
British English
I light up
Mexican Spanish
yo enciendo
European Portuguese
eu acendo
Cantonese Chinese
我點起
Thai
ฉันจุดไฟ
Polish
zapalam
Hawaiian
hoʻā ahi au
Samoan
Ou te tutuina
Greek
ανάβω
Finnish
Sytytän
Persian
من روشن میکنم
Estonian
ma süütan
Croatian
palim
Serbian
палим
Bosnian
palim
Sanskrit
Swahili
nawasha
Yoruba
Mo dáná síi
Igbo
Ana m amụnye ọkụ
Ukrainian
я спалахую
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
Irish
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