Niuean Words for Body Parts: Learn Everyday Niuean Vocabulary
This video will teach you useful Niuean words for different parts of the body, words you can use in everyday conversations. You’ll discover phrases like: Ulu = Head 🧑 Ase Vili = Heart ❤️ Plus many more common Niuean words! a fun outing with your family by seeing who knows the most.
Learn Niuean Words for Parts of the Body
Want to grow your Niuean vocabulary with practical, everyday words? In this Niuean language video, you’ll learn essential Niuean words for body parts that can be used in daily conversations at home and school.
Understanding body part vocabulary helps build confidence and supports bilingual learning. In this lesson, you’ll discover useful Niuean terms such as:
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Ulu – Head
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Ase Vili – Heart
…and many more common Niuean words that strengthen your speaking and listening skills.
This video is perfect for beginners starting their Niuean language journey, families celebrating Niuean Language Week, or anyone wanting to reconnect with Niuean culture and heritage. Practise these words regularly and start incorporating Niuean naturally into your everyday conversations.
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Niuean Words for Parts of the Body
Below are common Niuean body part vocabulary words translated into English to help strengthen your everyday language skills.
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Ulu – Head
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Tau matalima – Fingers
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Tau lima – Hands
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Tau ka lima – Arms
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Tau tukeua – Shoulders
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Ase vili – Heart
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Mama – Lungs
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Manava – Stomach
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Tau polohui aitu – Bones
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Tau masolo – Muscles
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Tau ka hui – Legs
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Tau aloalo hui – Feet
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Fulu ulu – Hair
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Gutu – Mouth
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Uho ulu – Brain
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Tau nifo – Teeth
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Tau mata – Eyes
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Ihu – Nose
Practising these Niuean body part words regularly will help build confidence and improve everyday conversations.
Take the Niuean Body Parts Quiz
Taking the Niuean Body Parts Quiz is a great way to stay engaged and check how much you remember.
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