Note 151 — Chapter III
Reading edition
"They have terms answering to 'How d'ye do?' and 'Good-bye.' The following are said in the Central Islands:—
A. Met chai-chachá-ka?—How d'ye do? B. Pehárí (said in response).—The same to you. A. Yáshe me ra.—Good-bye (said by the person leaving). B. Tawátse me rakát.—Good-bye, lit., Thus you at present moment (said in response). A. Pehárí.—The same to you.
At the other islands there are corresponding terms."—E. H. Man.