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Mohi lessons Flashcards

1
Q

Greeting: Good morning my friend

A

Ata mārie e hoa

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2
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Kei te …..

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The ‘kei te’ is the present, doing. The ‘koe’ is you. So we’re asking you a question.” “And we’ve got the word ‘kai’ in there - a lot of us know this to be food”. “‘Hiakai’ is to want food, or to be hungry - so we’re saying ‘are you hungry?

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3
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Are you hungry?

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Kei te hiakai koe?

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4
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Check in: How are you?

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Kei te pēhea koe?

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5
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āe

I

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Yes
To agree

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6
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kāo

K - ao (coooow)
Shortened form of kāore

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No

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7
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Check in: I am good

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Kei te pai ahau

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Check in: I am happy

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Kei te koa ahau

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9
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Check in: I am tired

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Kei te hiamoe ahau

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10
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Farewell: See you next time

A

Mā te wā

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Check in: I am (very) hungry

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Kei te (tino) hiakai ahau

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12
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Greeting: Good afternoon/evening

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Ahiahi mārie
Po mārie

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13
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Greeting: See you again

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Ka kite
Ka kite anō

Anō def: again/same

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14
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Greeting: Farewell to those staying

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E noho rā
Def: Noho - remain/sit/dwell

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Greeting: Farewell to those leaving

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Haere rā

Harae means to go or depart

Opposed to Noho ra - noho means to sit or remain; said to those staying when leaving.

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16
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Greeting: Have a nice day

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Kia pai te rā

Kia pai te korua rā

Kia pai te koutou rā

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17
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How are you: Me too

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āhau hoki

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18
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Greeting: Have a good weekend

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Kia pai te rā whakatā
(Kia pai te rā)

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19
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tēnei

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This/by me

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tēnā

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That/near or connected to the listener

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tērā

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That/away from or not connected to the speaker or listener

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22
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He aha tēnei?

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What is this? (He pene tēnei - this is a pen - here by me)

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23
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He aha tēnā?

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What is that? (He pene tēnei - this is a pen - here by me)

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24
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He …….. tēnā

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That is a ………..
That’s a ……

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He … tēnei

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This is a ……..

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26
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Aha

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what

Aha - what
Wai - who or whom
Hea - where or what place

27
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Titiro mai! He aha tēnei?

A

Look! What’s this?

28
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wai

A

Who? Whom?

29
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Koe wai tēnei?

A

Who is this here by me?
A: He Kirsty tēnei / this is Kirsty here by me.

30
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hea

A

Where? What place?
(location) where? what place?

Sounds like ‘Here-a’ AIR sound of the E not HE-A

31
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nō hea koe?

A

Where are you from?
(Koe = you)

32
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Ko Kirsty tēnei, nō Otautaki ia

A

This is Kirsty, she is from Christchurch

33
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nō

A

of, belonging to, from

… nō Eketāhuna ahau

34
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Ko Kim toku ingoa, nō Eketāhuna ahau

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I am Kim, I am from Eketāhuna

35
Q

Ko te ….. tana tino kai

A

Is their favourite food
NB: tana = their

36
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Tihi

A

Cheese

37
Q

Ko wai koe?

A

Who are you?

38
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Pronoun - You

A

Koe

39
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  1. āhau
  2. ahau
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  1. You or yours
  2. I, me - unlike other pronouns and personals
40
Q

Mahara

A

Think, consider or remember

41
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runga
raro
roto
waho
mua
muri
reria

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runga - above/on
raro - below/underneath
roto - inside
waho - outside
mua - in front
muri - behind
reira - over there (ray-ra)

42
Q

Cup

A

kapu

43
Q

Plate

A

Pereti

44
Q

Bag

A

pēke

45
Q

Kei

A

at, on, in - particle marking present position or time

sounds like K

46
Q

te

A

the (singular) - used when referring to a particular individual or thing.

47
Q

Q: Kei hea te pene?
Where is the pen?

A

A: Kei muri āhau
A: It is behind me

(Hea = where)

48
Q

Q: Kei hea te tēpu?
Q: Where is the table?

A

A: Kei reira tēpu
A: The table is over there

49
Q

tēpu

A

table

50
Q

THING

Q: Kei hea te pene?
Q: Where is the pen?

A

A: Kei raro te pene
A: The pen is underneath
A: Kei raro te pene, i te tēpu
A: The pen is underneath the table

51
Q

Person

A
52
Q

Definitive article

A
53
Q

Hello family/fellow friends

A

Kia ora, e te whānau

54
Q

Kia ora

A

Hello or thank you
Key - r - ora

55
Q

Night

A

pō mārie

56
Q

PEOPLE

Q: Kei hea a Mohi?
Q: Where is Mohi?

A

A: Kei muri a Mohi
A: Mohi is behind
A: Kei muri a Mohi, i te mata ro rorohiko (inside the computer screen)

57
Q

Number of people

A

a = one
nga = the aunties, more than one
kei hea a Mohi, raua ko (2)
kei hea a Mohi, ratou ko (3 or more)

58
Q

Office

A

Tari

59
Q
  1. Single
  2. Plural
A
  1. te
  2. Nga
60
Q

Negating
He aha tēnā? What is that is?
He pene tēnei. This here is a pen.

A

A: Ehara! He pukapuka kē tēnā.
A: No! That is a book instead.

NB: kē - instead

61
Q

on the contrary

A

Ehara!

62
Q

Say it again

A

Kōrero anō” “Say it again

63
Q

Ka pai

versus

Kia pa te ra

A

Good, i e. Ka pai ra tenei mahi / This work is good

Versus

Have a good day
Kia - wish/future

64
Q

Hau mai, haere mai

A

Come on
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