In Maori, "god bless you" can be translated as "kia manaakitia koe e te Atua."
If you mean 'Ma te Atua koe e tiaki' it means 'And God shall protect you' 'Na te Atua koe i tiaki' = 'It was God who protected you'
Arohanui au kia koe
This is in the Tongan Language it means: (I Love You)
"He ataahua koe" means "you are beautiful" in English.
'Otua 'ofa atu
声なし Koe nashi
Ehara i te mea ka whakaae au ki nga korero whakapono, engari kei te whakarangimarie au ki a koe i runga i tau whakapono. Ka tau te aroha me te manaakitanga o to Atua ki runga ia koe. Kia kaha, kia maia, kia aroha.
The Maori translation for "I love you" is "Aroha ahau ki a koe."
"Kei te pehea koe?" is a MΔori phrase meaning "How are you?" in English. It is a common greeting used in New Zealand.
It means 'voice.'
"Voice" is 'koe' in Japanese.