General
ka kite anō
What does ka kite anō mean?
A friendly farewell meaning 'see you again'. Often shortened to 'ka kite'.
"Ka kite anō, catch you next week."
Origin
From Māori 'ka kite anō' (see you again); common sign-off in New Zealand.
Frequently asked questions
What does ka kite anō mean?
Ka kite anō is a Māori farewell meaning 'see you again'. It's often shortened to just 'ka kite'.
How do you say goodbye in Māori?
One common friendly sign-off is 'ka kite anō' or the shorter 'ka kite', both meaning 'see you again'.
Is ka kite anō formal?
No, it's a casual, friendly farewell used in everyday New Zealand conversation, often on radio and TV sign-offs too.
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