phrases

Question 1

hello

Answer 1

kia ora

Question 2

What is your name?

Answer 2

Ko wai tō ingoa?

Question 3

What is your surname/family?

Answer 3

Ko wai tō whānau?

Question 4

Where are you from?

Answer 4

Nō hea koe?

Question 5

good morning

Answer 5

mōrena / ata mārie

Question 6

good night

Answer 6

pō mārie

Question 7

kia pai te rā

Answer 7

have a good day

Question 8

goodbye (to person leaving)

Answer 8

haere rā

Question 9

goodbye (to person staying)

Answer 9

e noho rā

Question 10

goodbye (said by either person)

Answer 10

he konei rā

Question 11

goodbye (on telephone/email - not in person)

Answer 11

he konā rā

Question 12

ka kite anō i a koe/kōrua/koutou

Answer 12

see you again

Question 13

see you later at some point in the future

Answer 13

mā te wā

Question 14

Kei hea tō kāinga?

Answer 14

Where is your home (now)?

Where do you live?

Question 15

…and you? (in reply to question)

Answer 15

…me koe?

Question 16

Ko wai tō ingoa?

Answer 16

What is your name?

Question 17

My name is Kelly.

Answer 17

Ko Kelly taku ingoa.

Question 18

Ko wai tō whānau?

Answer 18

What is your family?

Question 19

My family is Atkinson.

Answer 19

Ko Atkinson taku whānau.

Question 20

Nō hea koe?

Answer 20

Where are you from (past)?

Question 21

I’m from Arizona.

Answer 21

Nō Arizona ahau.

Question 22

Kei Ōwairaka taku kāinga.

Answer 22

I live in Ōwairaka.

Question 23

I don’t have __family member___.

Answer 23

Kāore aku __family member___.

Question 24

Kāore au i te mohio.

Answer 24

I don’t know.

Question 25

Ko wai ō mātua?

Answer 25

Who are your parents?

Question 26

Kei te pēhea koe?

Answer 26

How are you?

Question 27

How are you?

Answer 27

Kei te pēhea koe?

Question 28

Kei te pai ahau!

Answer 28

I am good!

Question 29

I am good!

Answer 29

Kei te pai ahau!

Question 30

I am hungry

Answer 30

Kei te hiakai ahau

Question 31

Kei te hiakai ahau

Answer 31

I am hungry

Question 32

Nō hea tō matua?

Answer 32

Who is your father?

Question 33

Who is your father?

Answer 33

Nō hea tō matua?

Question 34

Hei pātai ā koutou?

Answer 34

Do you all have questions?

Question 35

a/o rule

Answer 35

``` o = what you have control over (open arms out front) a = what has control over you (arms form an A to sides) ```

Question 36

Which a/o for tamariki?

Answer 36

a

Question 37

Which a/o for siblings and friends?

Answer 37

o

Question 38

I have a sister (one)

Answer 38

He teina taku.

Question 39

I have sisters (more than one)

Answer 39

He tēina aku.

Question 40

Who are your sisters?

Answer 40

Ko wai ō tēina?

Question 41

My sisters are Hope and Faith

Answer 41

Ko Hope rāua ko Faith aku tēina.

Question 42

My brothers are Larry, Moe, and Curly

Answer 42

Ko Larry rātou ko Moe ko Curly aku tēina.

Question 43

He _____

Answer 43

start of a descriptive sentence

Question 44

Ko _____

Answer 44

start of a definitive sentence

Question 45

He kaiako ia.

Answer 45

She (or he) is a teacher.

Question 46

He kikorangi tēnei.

Answer 46

This is blue.

Question 47

He kikorangi tēnei pene.

Answer 47

This pen is blue.

Question 48

What is that (over there)?

Answer 48

He aha tērā?

Question 49

That (over there) is an umbrella.

Answer 49

He hamarara tērā.

Question 50

What is that (by you)?

Answer 50

He aha tēnā?

Question 51

This (by me) is a cell phone.

Answer 51

He waea pūkoro tēnei.

Question 52

What is this (by me)?

Answer 52

He aha tēnei?

Question 53

That (by you) is a fish.

Answer 53

He ika tēnā.

Question 54

This is a blue pen.

Answer 54

He pene kikorangi tēnei.

Question 55

Ko taku pene tēnei.

Answer 55

This is my pen.

Question 56

This is my car.

Answer 56

Ko taku waka tēnei.

Question 57

That (over there) is your bag.

Answer 57

Ko tō pēke tērā.

Question 58

My car is blue.

Answer 58

He kikorangi taku waka.

Question 59

Your bag is small.

Answer 59

He iti tō pēke.

Question 60

How many things?

Answer 60

E hia ngā mea?

Question 61

How many people?

Answer 61

Tokohia ngā tāngata?

Question 62

There is one person.

Answer 62

Kotahi te tangata.

Question 63

There are (2-9) people.

Answer 63

Toko(#) ngā tangata. | stick together - tokorua etc

Question 64

There are (10+) people.

Answer 64

(Tekau #) ngā tangata.

Question 65

E hia ngā āporo?

Answer 65

How many apples are there?

Question 66

How many apples are there?

Answer 66

E hia ngā āporo?

Question 67

There is one apple.

Answer 67

Kotahi te āporo.

Question 68

Kotahi te āporo.

Answer 68

There is one apple.

Question 69

There are two apples.

Answer 69

E rua ngā āporo.

Question 70

E rua ngā āporo.

Answer 70

There are two apples.

Question 71

When to use "E"?

Answer 71

``` For numbers (or first word of the number) that has only one long vowel or two short vowels. This includes #s 2-9. ```