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Akoranga Tuarua Flashcards

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How can you ask who someone is?

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● Ko wai koe? Who are you?

● Ko wai ia? Who is he/she?

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Ko wai koe?

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Who are you?

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Who are you?

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Ko wai koe?

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Ko wai ia?

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Who is he/she?

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Who is he/she?

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Ko wai ia?

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How can you say who you or someone else is?

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○ Ko Amelia au - I am Amelia
○ Ko Mere koe - You are Mere
○ Ko Hone ia - He is Hone

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When do you use ‘Ko wai…?’

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➢ We use ‘Ko wai…?’ when asking about someone’s pepeha, whanau or a person.

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Ko wai tō maunga?

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What is your mountain?

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What is your mountain?

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Ko wai tō maunga?

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Ko wai tō iwi?

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What is your tribe?

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What is your tribe?

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Ko wai tō iwi?

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Ko wai tō māmā?

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Who is your mother?

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Who is your mother?

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Ko wai tō māmā?

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Ko wai ia?

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Who is she?

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Who is she?

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Ko wai ia?

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He translates as… ___?

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a, an, or some.

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He manu

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A bird

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A bird

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He manu

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He āporo

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An apple

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An apple

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He āporo

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He wai

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some water

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some water

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He wai

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He aha tēnei?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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He aha tēnei?

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He pukapuka tēnei.
This is a book.
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This is a book.
He pukapuka tēnei.
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“He...” sentence structure:
He + noun + adjective
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He manu pango
A black bird
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A black bird
He manu pango
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He manu pango tēnei -
This is a black bird
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This is a black bird
He manu pango tēnei
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He tamaiti iti
A small child
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A small child
He tamaiti iti
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He tamaiti iti tēnei
This is a small child
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This is a small child
He tamaiti iti tēnei
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Tēnei, tēnā, tērā
this, that (near you), that (over there)
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this, that (near you), that (over there)
Tēnei, tēnā, tērā
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He kau tēnei
This is a cow
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This is a cow
He kau tēnei
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He pukapuka tēnā
That (near you) is a book
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That (near you) is a book
He pukapuka tēnā
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He whare tērā
That (over there) is a house
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That (over there) is a house
He whare tērā
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He kau ēnei
These are cows
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These are cows
He kau ēnei
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He pukapuka ēnā
Those (near you) are books
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Those (near you) are books
He pukapuka ēnā
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He whare ērā
Those (over there) are houses
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Those (over there) are houses
He whare ērā
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E hia ōu tau?
How old are you?
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How old are you?
E hia ōu tau?
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Tau
year
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year
Tau
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Toru tekau mā whā ōku tau.
I am 34. (My years are 34)
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I am 34. (My years are 34)
Toru tekau mā whā ōku tau.
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E hia?
how many?
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how many?
E hia?
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E hia ngā kurī?
How many dogs are there?
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How many dogs are there?
E hia ngā kurī?
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E rua ngā kurī.
There are two dogs.
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There are two dogs.
E rua ngā kurī.
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Kotahi te kurī.
There is one dog
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There is one dog
Kotahi te kurī.
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Tokohia ngā kuia?
How many elderly women are there?
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How many elderly women are there?
Tokohia ngā kuia?
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Tokotoru ngā kuia.
There are three elderly women.
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There are three elderly women.
Tokotoru ngā kuia.
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toko
Use ‘toko’ for people | ■ Answer using ‘toko’ + number for numbers 2-9
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Kia hia?
How many are needed?
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How many are needed?
Kia hia?
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Kia hia ngā pene?
How many pens do you need?
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How many pens do you need?
Kia hia ngā pene?
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Kia rua ngā pene
I need two pens
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I need two pens
Kia rua ngā pene
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He pātai tāku -
I have a question
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I have a question
He pātai tāku -
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He whakaaro tōku
I have a thought/idea
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I have a thought/idea
He whakaaro tōku
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He aha te tikanga o te kupu X?
What is the meaning of the word X?
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What is the meaning of the word X?
He aha te tikanga o te kupu X?
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He aha te kupu X i te reo Māori?
What is the word X in Māori?
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What is the word X in Māori?
He aha te kupu X i te reo Māori?

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