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E tu!

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Stand up!

Example sentence: E tu rāua ki te whakarongo ki a māua. (They stand up to listen to us.)

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E noho!

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Sit down!

Example sentence: E noho ana ia ki te taha o te mea. (He is sitting next to the thing.)

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E moe!

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Sleep!

Example sentence: E moe ana te tamaiti i te moenga. (The child is sleeping in the bed.)

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E oho!

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Wake up!

Example sentence: E oho ana te tamaiti i te ata. (The child is waking up in the morning.)

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E oma!

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Run!

Example sentence: E oma ana te kuri i te marae. (The dog is running in the courtyard.)

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E karo!

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Dodge!

Example sentence: E karo ana te tama i te pere. (The boy is dodging the ball.)

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E inu!

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Drink up!

Example sentence: E inu ana te tamaiti i te wai. (The child is drinking the water.)

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E kai!

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Eat up!

Example sentence: E kai ana te whānau i te kai. (The family is eating the food.)

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Titiro mai!

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Look here!

Example: Titiro mai ki te pukapuka. (Look here at the book.)

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Titiro atu!

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Look over there!

Example: Titiro atu ki te maunga. (Look over there at the mountain.)

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Titiro ki te karoro!

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Look at the seagull!

Example: Titiro ki te karoro e kai ana i te ika. (Look at the seagull eating the fish.)

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Haere mai!

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Come here!

Example: Haere mai ki te kāinga. (Come here to the house.)

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Haere atu!

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Go away!

Example: Haere atu i konei. (Go away from here.)

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Haere!

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Go!

Example: Haere ki te kura. (Go to school.)

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Maranga!

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Get up!

Example: Maranga ki te mahi. (Get up to work.)

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Whakarongo!

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Listen!

Example: Whakarongo ki te reo o te waiata. (Listen to the voice of the song.)

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Hoihoi!

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Be quiet! It’s noisy!

Example: Hoihoi! Kei te rūrū te tangi. (Be quiet! The crying is loud.)

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Takoto!

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Lie down!

Example: Takoto i runga i te moenga. (Lie down on the bed.)

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Tiraha!

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Lie down on your back.

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Тарара!

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Lie face down!

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Taihoa!

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Wait on!

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Patai ki a ia!

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Ask him/her

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Kia kaha!

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Be strong!

  1. Kia kaha - Stay strong in Maori culture.
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Kia toa!

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Be determined!

  1. Kia toa - Be determined in Maori culture.
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Kia manawanu!
Be steadfast! ## Footnote 1. Kia manawanu - Be steadfast in Maori culture.
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Kia tupato!
Be careful! ## Footnote 1. Kia tupato - Be careful in Maori culture.
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Kia hakune!
Be deliberate! ## Footnote 1. Kia hakune - Be deliberate in Maori culture.
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Kia mataara!
Be alert! ## Footnote 1. Kia mataara - Be alert in Maori culture.
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Kia tere!
Be quick! ## Footnote 1. Kia tere - Be quick in Maori culture.
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Kia tau!
Be settled, settle down! ## Footnote 1. Kia tau - Be settled or settle down in Maori culture.
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Me oho!
You should wake up! ## Footnote Wake up!
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Me oma!
You should run! ## Footnote Run!
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Me inu!
You should drink! ## Footnote Drink!
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Me titiro mai!
You should look here! ## Footnote Look here!
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Me titiro ki te karoro!
You should look at the seagull! ## Footnote Look at the seagull!
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Me haere mai!
You should come here! ## Footnote Come here!
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Me maranga!
You should get up! ## Footnote Get up!
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Me whakarongo!
You should listen! ## Footnote Listen!
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Me toa!
You should be determined! ## Footnote Be determined!
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Me manawanui!
You should be steadfast! ## Footnote Be steadfast!
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Me tupato!
You should be careful! ## Footnote Be careful!
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Kaua e titiro mai!
Don't look here! ## Footnote Example sentence: Kaua e titiro mai ki te tahi atu mea. (Don't look at something else.)
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Kaua e titiro atu!
Don't look over there! ## Footnote Example sentence: Kaua e titiro atu ki te puna wai. (Don't look at the water spring.)
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Kaua e haere mai!
Don't come here! ## Footnote Example sentence: Kaua e haere mai ki te kāinga. (Don't come to the house.)
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Kaua e haere atu!
Don't go away! ## Footnote Example sentence: Kaua e haere atu i te wā e tukua mai ai te kai. (Don't go away when food is being served.)
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Kaua e haere!
Don't go! ## Footnote Example sentence: Kaua e haere ki te tari. (Don't go to the office.)
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Kaua e maranga!
Don't get up! ## Footnote Example sentence: Kaua e maranga i te wā e whakapae mai ai te kaiwhakarite. (Don't get up when the organizer speaks.)
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Kaua e tū!
Don’t stand up!
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Kaua e noho!
Don’t sit down!
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Kaua e moe!
Don’t sleep!
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Kaua e oho!
Don’t wake up!
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Kaua e oma!
Don’t run!
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Kaua e karo!
Don’t dodge!
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Kaua e inu!
Don’t drink!
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Kaua e kai!
Don’t eat!
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Whakarongo ki tēnei waiata.
Listen to this song!

Māori ki tāku Kāinga (1 decks)

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