What the hell does Tala Moana mean
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"There is a reason i am sending you idiots in there, instead of going myself.", Warrior
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"Yo Haku! I've been having a rough day, man."
"Hakuna matata, warrior." "Yo Haku! You want a drink?" "Piña colada, warrior." "Yo Haku! See you tommorow, 'kay?" "Hasta mañana, warrior." This is a buff™
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"May the Force be with you"
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" lol |
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Best thread in GD in months.
It will convert your forum titles into decorative square badges that use the space next to your forum posts more economically so that you can show off an unlimited number of them at any one time. - GGG, 2018 (https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/3573673)
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'Moana' means the sea in Maori.
I'm not 100% sure on 'Tala Moana', but google translate claims that 'tala' means 'news' or to tell some news. So I imagine that "Tala Moana" means something like "What news from the sea?". I doubt this is an actual Maori greeting, but it makes sense as a Karui greeting, especially one that is used in Wraeclast. Face it, all of your suggestions are worse than this idea: http://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/657756 Last edited by dudiobugtron#4663 on Aug 25, 2016, 2:07:39 AM
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" kia ora ka ora kora kra tala talam tala moa tala moana |
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"This is pretty much what I've always assumed. The Karui are a seafaring culture, it's not unreasonable to assume some references to the sea come up in literal translations of their greetings, etc. | |
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I always thought it meant 'you better lube up or this is gonna hurt'.
who knew
Spoiler
#lubedlivesmatter
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I always wondered who Anna was.. "Tell it to Anna, warrior"
Edit. It looks like Haku wants to go on vacation... Last edited by Zaraxia#6437 on Sep 28, 2016, 1:02:25 PM
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