Wiki 2 Flashcards

1
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Kotahi atu

A

straight for, directly to, made a beeline for

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2
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Te wā horoi

A

Wash time (clean body)

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Te wā kaukau

A

Bath time (to get clean)

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4
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Tangohia (as a command word)

A

Take it off, remove it

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5
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te

A

The - singular

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6
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ngā

A

The - plural

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7
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te tōkena

A

The sock

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8
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ngā tōkena

A

the socks

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9
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te whare

A

the house

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10
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ngā whare

A

the houses

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11
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hingareti

A

singlet

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12
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tarau

A

Pants, trousers

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13
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tīhāte

A

T-shirt

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14
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tōkena

A

Socks

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15
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Tangohia te hingareti

A

Take off the singlet.

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16
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Tangohia te tīhāte

A

Take off the t-shirt

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17
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Tangohia ngā tōkena

A

Remove the socks

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18
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Tangohia ngā tarau

A

Remove the pants

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19
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Your - singluar

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20
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ō

A

Your - plural

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21
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Tangohia tō hingareti

A

Take off your singlet

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22
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Tangohia ō tōkena

A

Take off your socks

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23
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Tangohia ō hū

A

Take off your shoes

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24
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Hei konei rā

A

Goodbye (to someone who is staying)

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25
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Ko Te Naera te pēpi

A

Te Naera is the baby

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26
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Ko Raureka te māmā

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Raureka is the mother

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27
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Ko Tainui te waka

A

Tainui is the canoe

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28
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Ko Raureka rāua ko Tūhawiki ngā mātua

A

Raureka and Tūhawaiki are the parents

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29
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1

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Tainui and Te Arawa are the canoes

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30
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Whakamaua (command)

A

Put on, fasten something, as in clothing to your body

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31
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Whakamaua tō tīhāte

A

Put on your tshirt

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32
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Whakamaua te hingareti

A

Put on the singlet

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33
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Whakamaua ō tarau

A

Put on your pants/trousers

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34
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Whakamaua ngā tōkena

A

Put on the socks

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35
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Tangohia ō kākahu, whakamaua ō kākahu moe

A

Take off your clothes, put on your pyjamas

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36
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Haere mai, tangohia ō kamupūtu, whakamaua ō tōkena

A

Come here, take off your gumboots, put on your socks

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37
Q

tōna

A

His/her - singular

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38
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ōna

A

His/her - plural

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39
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Tōna tīhāte

A

His/her tshirt

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40
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Ōna tīhāte

A

His/her tshirts

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41
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Tōna kopi

A

His/her nappy

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42
Q

Ōna kopi

A

His/her nappies

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43
Q

roto

A

Lake

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44
Q

Homai te pakipaki

A

Give an applause

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45
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Homai (command)

A

Give to the person speaking, bring

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46
Q

Homai te hopi

A

Pass me the soap

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47
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Homai te tāora

A

Pass me the towel

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48
Q

Homai te ūkui

A

Pass me the cloth

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49
Q

Homai ngā tarau

A

Pass me the trousers

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50
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Homai ngā ūkui

A

Pass me the wipes

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51
Q

Homai tō tāora

A

Give me your towel

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52
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Homai tōna tīhāte

A

Give me his/her tshirt

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53
Q

Homai ō ringaringa

A

Give me your hands

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54
Q

Homai ōna kākahu

A

Give me his clothes

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55
Q

Homai te pēpi

A

Pass me the baby

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56
Q

Homai tōna pātara

A

Pass me his/her bottle

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57
Q

Homai tō ringa

A

Pass me your hand

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58
Q

Kei whea?

A

Where is?

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59
Q

Kei hea?

A

Where is?

60
Q

Kei whea/hea te tāora?

A

Where is the towel?

61
Q

Kei whea te motokā?

A

Where is the motorcar?

62
Q

Kei whea ngā kākahu?

A

Where are the clothes?

63
Q

Kei whea ngā kī?

A

Where are the keys?

64
Q

Kei whea ngā tamariki?

A

Where are the children?

65
Q

Kei te tāone

A

At town

66
Q

Kei te mahi

A

At work

67
Q

Kei te kura

A

At school

68
Q

Kei whea te pēpi?

A

Where is the baby?

69
Q

Kei te kāinga te pēpi

A

The baby is at home

70
Q

Kei whea tō hingareti?

A

Where is your singlet?

71
Q

Kei whea tōku koti?

A

Where’s my coat?

72
Q

Kei whea tōna tīhāte?

A

Where’s her T-shirt?

73
Q

Tāone

A

Town

74
Q

Kei whea ō kamupūtu?

A

Where are your gumboots?

75
Q

Kei whea ōna tōkena?

A

Where are his socks?

76
Q

Kei whea ōku tarau?

A

Where are my trousers?

77
Q

Kei te kāinga ōku hu

A

My shoes are at home

78
Q

Kei roto ngā rākau i te wao

A

There are trees in the forest

79
Q

Formula for locative phrase

There are trees in the forest

A

Kei + locatuon/locative noun + subject + i + place

Kei roto ngā rākau i te wao

Kei = preposition (present tense)
roto (in) = locative noun
ngā rākau (the trees) = subject
i = preposition
wao (forest) = place

80
Q

Past tense locative phrase

The pen was on the table

A

I

I runga te pene i te tēpu

81
Q

Present tense locative phrase

There are trees in the forest

A

Kei

Kei roto ngā rākau i te wao

82
Q

Future tense locative phrase

I will be there

A

Hei

Hei korā ahau

83
Q

How to ask a question about location

Where is the waka?

A

Replace the locative noun with “hea”

Kei hea te waka?

84
Q

Runga

A

On, above (locatiive noun)

85
Q

Raro

A

(Locative noun)

Under, beneath

86
Q

Roto

A

In, inside, into

(Locative noun)

87
Q

Muri

A

Behind, after

(Locative noun)

88
Q

Waenganui

A

Between, middle, amid

(Locative noun)

89
Q

Te taha mauī

A

The left side

(Locative noun)

90
Q

Te taha matau

A

The right side

91
Q

Mua

A

In front, in front of, before somthing, ahead of

92
Q

Waho

A

Outside

93
Q

Konei

A

Here, this place (near or in connection to the speaker)

(Locative noun)

94
Q

Konā

A

(Locative noun)

there, that place or thereabouts (by the person spoken to)

95
Q

Korā

A

Over there, yonder, that place or there abouts (away from the speaker and listener)

Locative noun

96
Q

Hea?

A

Where?

97
Q

Reira

A

there, the aforementioned place or time

Locative noun

98
Q

Tātahi

A

The seaside, the beach

Locative noun

99
Q

Tawhiti

A

In the distance, afar

100
Q

Tāwāhi

A

Overseas, abroad, the other side

101
Q

Uta

A

Ashore, landward

102
Q

Tai

A

Seaward

103
Q

Āe! Kei roto te kai i te umu

A

Yes! The food is in the oven

104
Q

Kāo! Kāore te kai i roto te umu

A

No! The food is not in the oven.

105
Q

Kāo! Kei runga te kai i te tēpu

A

No! The food is on the table

106
Q

Whakamātau te wai

A

The water is ready

107
Q

Haere mai ki te kaukau

A

Come for a bath

108
Q

Ko te wā kaukau

A

It is bath time

109
Q

He wera te wai

A

The water is hot

110
Q

He paru te wai

A

The water is dirty

111
Q

He mātao te wai

A

The water is cold

112
Q

Whakamaroke tō tinana

A

Dry your body

113
Q

Kei hea?

A

Where?

114
Q

Ki hea?

A

Where to?

115
Q

I hea

A

Where were? Where was?

116
Q

Nō hea?

A

Where from?

117
Q

O hea?

A

What place?

118
Q

Mā hea?

A

Via where? By what means?

119
Q

Ia rā, ia rā

A

Every day

120
Q

I ētahi wā

I ētahi wā, ka haere au ki te mahi

A

Sometimes

Sometimes I go to work

121
Q

Kātahi te..

Kātahi te kurī pai

A

What a…

What a good dog!

122
Q

I ngā wā katoa

Kei te moe āku tamariki i ngā wā katoa

A

All the time

My children sleep all the time

123
Q

Wai?

Ko wai koe?

A

Who?

Who are you?

124
Q

rite

A

Ready

125
Q

whakamātauhia

A

Test, quiz

126
Q

Tākuta

A

Doctor

127
Q

wheua

A

Bone

128
Q

rou mamao

A

Remote control

129
Q

Makitānara

A

McDonalds

130
Q

Kāore i tua atu

Kāore i tua atu i a Danielle mō te ako reo.
Kāore i tua atu i te reo Māori mō te ako.
Kāore i tua atu i te keke tiakarete mō te kai.
Kāore i tua atu i te Kapa o Pango mō te tākaro rugby

A

Excellent! None better!

For name:
Kāore i tua atu i + a + name + mō te + verb + noun
There is no one better than Danielle for learning language.

For Noun:
Kāore i tua atu i + te + noun + adjective + mō te + verb
There is nothing better than the Māori language for learning.
There is nothing better than chocolate cake for eating.

Kāore i tua atu i + te + noun + adjective + mō te + verb + adjective
There is no one better than the All Black team for playing rugby.

131
Q

Tōna hiapai hoki!

A

What a cheek!

132
Q

Hoatu ngā taitai niho ki ō tēina

A

Give the toothbrushes to your younger sister

133
Q

Whakamaroke ō makawe.

A

Dry your hair

134
Q

Kotahi atu ki te wharekai

A

(He/she) made a beeline for the dining room

135
Q

Kotahi atu ki te Tākuta

A

(He/she) made a beeline for the Doctors

136
Q

Kotahi atu ki te kai

A

(He/she) made a beeline for the Food

137
Q

Kotahi atu ki te moenga

A

(He/she) made a beeline to bed

138
Q

Kotahi atu ki te wharepaku

A

(He/she) made a beeline for the toilet

139
Q

Tōna hiapai hoki

A

What a cheek!

140
Q

Kua tū te ihu

A

Turn ones nose up at something

141
Q

Heoi anō

A

Well then / now then

142
Q

Kāore i tua atu i a Usher mō te kanikani

A

Theres no one better than Usher at dancing

143
Q

Kāore i tua atu Te reo Maori mō te ako

A

There is nothing better than the Māori language for learning.

144
Q

Kāore i tua atu i tōku māmā mō te tunu keke

A

There is no one better than my mother for baking cakes

145
Q

Kāore he wāhi i tua atu i te awa mō te kaukau

A

There is no better place than the river for swimming