Wiki 1: Ko, He, Ka, ki, Kei te

Question 1

ko wai koe?

Answer 1

Who are you?

Question 2

Ko

Answer 2

Identifying sentance starter

Used in front of a name in introductions.
Exoress the identity of someone or somthing.

Used at the beginning of a sentance to let the listener know they are giving the name of someone or something.

Common nouns like fridge, or window that are preceeded by words like te and ngā

What is the predicate?

Question 3

Karawhiua

Answer 3

Give it a go

Question 4

Kōhanga

Answer 4

Nest

Question 5

Tuahine

Answer 5

A sister of a male

Question 6

Tungāne

Answer 6

A brother of a female

Question 7

Tuakana

Answer 7

Older sibling of the same sex

Question 8

Teina

Answer 8

Younger sibling of the same sex

Question 9

Tāku

Answer 9

My - singluar
Used in refernce to
husband or wife
Child

Question 10

Tōku

Answer 10

My - singluar
Used in refernce to your own name, person of a higher generation e.g tōku māmā, tōku kuia, tōku pāpā

Question 11

Tika

Answer 11

True

Question 12

Hē

Answer 12

False

Question 13

Nē

Answer 13

Isnt that so

Question 14

Ko Jerusha tōku ingoa

Answer 14

Jerusha is my name
My name is jerusha

Question 15

Ko Kage tāku tama

Answer 15

Kage is my son/boy

Question 16

Ko Sphiner tōku māmā

Answer 16

Sphiner is my mum
My mum is Sphiner

Question 17

Ōku

Answer 17

My - plural

Question 18

Āku

Answer 18

My - plural

Question 19

Ōku mātua

Answer 19

My parents

Question 20

Āku tamariki

Answer 20

My children (more than one child)

Question 21

Rāua

Answer 21

Connector word for joining two names

They - 2 people

Question 22

Ko Ani rāua ko Mere

Answer 22

Ani and Mere

Question 23

Ko Pita rāua ko Paul

Answer 23

Pita and Paul

Question 24

Rātou

Answer 24

Connector for three or more names

They - 3 or more people

Question 25

Ko Pita rātou ko Paul, ko Mere

Answer 25

Pita, Paul and Mere

Question 26

Ko Joseph rāua ko Sphiner ōku mātua

Answer 26

Joseph and Sphiner are my oarents. My parents are Jospeh and Sphiner

Question 27

Ko Kate tāku kotiro

Answer 27

Kate is my daughter/girl

Question 28

Ko Kage rāua ko Trey āku tamariki

Answer 28

Kage and trey are my children My children are Kage and Trey

Question 29

A category (for my)

Answer 29

People you have responsibility/superuoty iver and things you have control of 1. Children 2. Wife/husband 3. Technology/machinefy not used for trnasport 4.Pets 5Man made things (not ckothing), miney, pens paper, cups knives 6. Actions 7. Food and drink (not drinking water)

Question 30

Youngest child

Answer 30

Pōtiki

Question 31

Firstborn

Answer 31

Mātāmua

Question 32

He aha?

Answer 32

What is it?

Question 33

He

Answer 33

Classifying sentances Exoressing the nature or attributes of something What is the predicate?

Question 34

Sentence starter - what you are (occupation, mum etc) or what you do

Answer 34

He He māmā ahau I am a mother

Question 35

Ko Jerusha ahau

Answer 35

I am Jerusha

Question 36

Au/ahau

Answer 36

Me or I

Question 37

Koe

Answer 37

You - one person (the listner)

Question 38

ia

Answer 38

He/she

Question 39

Ko Laura koe

Answer 39

You are Laura

Question 40

Ko Kage ia

Answer 40

He is Kage

Question 41

Ko Laura ia

Answer 41

She is Laura

Question 42

Ki

Answer 42

“At” As in where, I am a worker in Auckland

Question 43

He kaimahi ahau ki te Office

Answer 43

I am a worker at the office

Question 44

He aha tō mahi?

Answer 44

What is your job, what do you do for work?

Question 45

Mā te wā

Answer 45

In good time

Question 46

Sentance structure/formula to describe the traits of a noun I am a mother

Answer 46

He + noun + personal pronoun (you, I, us) He māmā ahau He kaimahi ia

Question 47

Moeroa

Answer 47

To sleeping in, sleepyhead, oversleep

Question 48

Whakatoi

Answer 48

Cheeky, michevious, to tease, to mock, cheekiness

Question 49

Pakiwaitara

Answer 49

Story

Question 50

Kupu hou

Answer 50

New words

Question 51

Kīwaha

Answer 51

Idioms

Question 52

Sentance starter to describe traits

Answer 52

He

Question 53

Sentance structure/formula for a describing sentance

Answer 53

He + adjective + a / o pronoun + noun He whero ōna hū Her shoes are red He = to start a the describing sentance (it is/are) Whero = adjective Ōna = personal pronoun (plural, his/her) Hū = noun

Question 54

He whero ōnu hū

Answer 54

Her shoes are red

Question 55

He mā tōna panekoti

Answer 55

Her dress is white

Question 56

He kōura ōna makawe

Answer 56

Her hair is gold

Question 57

Tāroa

Answer 57

Tall

Question 58

Kakama

Answer 58

Bright/sharp witted

Question 59

Uaua

Answer 59

Hard (difficult)

Question 60

Makariri

Answer 60

Cold

Question 61

Ātaahua

Answer 61

Gorgeous, beautiful

Question 62

Tāroaroa

Answer 62

Tall, long

Question 63

Pakari

Answer 63

Strong, maturity, ripeness, toughness, roughness, robust

Question 64

Ka

Answer 64

Sentance starter, Used to show a change of action. Always followed by a verb

Question 65

Ka whai rāua

Answer 65

They (2) will follow

Question 66

Ka kai ia

Answer 66

He will eat

Question 67

Ka waiata a Henare

Answer 67

Henare will sing

Question 68

Ka hī ika a Timoti

Answer 68

Timoti will fish

Question 69

Ka mōhio ia

Answer 69

He will know

Question 70

Ka moe a pāpā

Answer 70

Father will sleep

Question 71

Sentance starter -present tense Someone or somthing is somewhere doing somthing

Answer 71

Kei te

Question 72

Sentance structure/formula when using the present tense

Answer 72

Kei te + location + a + person + e + verb + ana Where is it, who is doing it, what are they doing

Question 73

Tracey is at home working

Answer 73

Kei te kāinga a Tracey e mahi ana Kei te + location + a +person+ e + verb + ana

Question 74

Riria is at the gym working out

Answer 74

kei te whare hākinakina a Tracey e whakapakari ana

Question 75

Liam is fishing at the river

Answer 75

Kei te awa a Liam e hī ika ana

Question 76

Rahia is in the kitchen cooking dinner

Answer 76

Kei te kāuta a Rahia e tunu kai ana

Question 77

Ripeka is at the marae cleaning

Answer 77

Kei te marae a Ripeka e whakapaipai ana

Question 78

Kāinga

Answer 78

Home

Question 79

Whare hākinakina

Answer 79

Gym

Question 80

Kāuta

Answer 80

Kitchen

Question 81

Working out

Answer 81

Whakapakari

Question 82

Fishing

Answer 82

Hī ika

Question 83

Cooking

Answer 83

Tunu kai

Question 84

Cleaning

Answer 84

Whakapaipai

Question 85

Cooking

Answer 85

Tunu kai

Question 86

Ka mutu pea

Answer 86

Excellent, the best

Question 87

What are common nouns proceeded by when starting sentance with Ko

Answer 87

Te, ngā (Question when to use these)

Question 88

Ia

Answer 88

He/she, him/her Excludes listener and speaker

Question 89

tāua

Answer 89

We - 2 people including listener

Question 90

tātou

Answer 90

We - 3 people including listener

Question 91

māua

Answer 91

We - 2 people excluding listener

Question 92

mātou

Answer 92

We - 3 people excluding listener

Question 93

kōrua

Answer 93

You two - 2 people excluding speaker

Question 94

Kōtou

Answer 94

You three - 3 or more people excluding speaker

Question 95

Kotahi atu ki te Tākuta

Answer 95

(She) headed straight for/to the doctors

Question 96

Kotahi atu ki te Tākuta

Answer 96

(She) headed straight for/to the doctors

Question 97

Ko te aha?

Answer 97

What is it I know what it is, but what particlaur one is it?

Question 98

Ko nga aha?

Answer 98

What are? I know whatcit is, but whhic pateicular arw they?

Question 99

He aha?

Answer 99

What is? What are? Whatckind of thing is it?