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Beginner Lesson 4 Flashcards

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ahau

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I

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Au

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I

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I

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ahau/au

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koe

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you

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you

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koe

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ia

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he/she

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he/she

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ia

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rāua

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they (two)

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they (two)

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rāua

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tāua

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we (two)

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we (two)

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tāua

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kōrua

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you (2)

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you (2)

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kōrua

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māua

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we (2) (excluding listener)

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we (2) (excluding listener)

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māua

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rātou

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they (3+)

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they (3+)

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rātou

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tātou

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we (3+)

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we (3+)

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tātou

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koutou

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you (3+)

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you (3+)

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koutou

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mātou

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we (3+) (excluding listener(s))

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we (3+) (excluding listener(s))

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mātou

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Hei tauira

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For example

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For example

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Hei tauira

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Kua….

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past tense sentences that show something “has” happened

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past tense sentences that show something “has” happened

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Kua….

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tāku

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my - when thing possessed is :
1. People you have responsibility/superiority over, and things you have control of, e.g., children; wife/husband (wahine/tāne); technology and machinery not used for transport e.g., computers, bull-dozers, cranes etc;
pets.
2. Man made things (but not clothing), e.g., money;
pens, paper; cups, knives.
3. Actions.
4. Food and drink (but not drinking water).

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my - when thing possessed is :
1. People you have responsibility/superiority over, and things you have control of, e.g., children; wife/husband (wahine/tāne); technology and machinery not used for transport e.g., computers, bull-dozers, cranes etc;
pets.
2. Man made things (but not clothing), e.g., money;
pens, paper; cups, knives.
3. Actions.
4. Food and drink (but not drinking water).

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tāku

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tōku

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my - when thing possessed is :
-parents, siblings
-friends
-partners (but not wife/husband, see above)
-feelings, thoughts, qualities
-transport
shelter
l-arge immovable man-made things 
-pure drinking water and medicine 
-clothes 
-parts of the body
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my - when thing possessed is :
-parents, siblings
-friends
-partners (but not wife/husband, see above)
-feelings, thoughts, qualities
-transport
shelter
l-arge immovable man-made things 
-pure drinking water and medicine 
-clothes 
-parts of the body
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tōku

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tāu

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your - when thing possessed is :
1. People you have responsibility/superiority over, and things you have control of, e.g., children; wife/husband (wahine/tāne); technology and machinery not used for transport e.g., computers, bull-dozers, cranes etc;
pets.
2. Man made things (but not clothing), e.g., money;
pens, paper; cups, knives.
3. Actions.
4. Food and drink (but not drinking water).

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your - when thing possessed is :
1. People you have responsibility/superiority over, and things you have control of, e.g., children; wife/husband (wahine/tāne); technology and machinery not used for transport e.g., computers, bull-dozers, cranes etc;
pets.
2. Man made things (but not clothing), e.g., money;
pens, paper; cups, knives.
3. Actions.
4. Food and drink (but not drinking water).

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tāu

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tōu

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Your - when thing possessed is :
-parents, siblings
-friends
-partners (but not wife/husband, see above)
-feelings, thoughts, qualities
-transport
shelter
l-arge immovable man-made things 
-pure drinking water and medicine 
-clothes 
-parts of the body
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Your - when thing possessed is :
-parents, siblings
-friends
-partners (but not wife/husband, see above)
-feelings, thoughts, qualities
-transport
shelter
l-arge immovable man-made things 
-pure drinking water and medicine 
-clothes 
-parts of the body
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tōu

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tāna

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his or her- when thing possessed is :
1. People you have responsibility/superiority over, and things you have control of, e.g., children; wife/husband (wahine/tāne); technology and machinery not used for transport e.g., computers, bull-dozers, cranes etc;
pets.
2. Man made things (but not clothing), e.g., money;
pens, paper; cups, knives.
3. Actions.
4. Food and drink (but not drinking water).

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his or her- when thing possessed is :
1. People you have responsibility/superiority over, and things you have control of, e.g., children; wife/husband (wahine/tāne); technology and machinery not used for transport e.g., computers, bull-dozers, cranes etc;
pets.
2. Man made things (but not clothing), e.g., money;
pens, paper; cups, knives.
3. Actions.
4. Food and drink (but not drinking water).

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tāna

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tōna

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His or Her - when thing possessed is :
-parents, siblings
-friends
-partners (but not wife/husband, see above)
-feelings, thoughts, qualities
-transport
shelter
l-arge immovable man-made things 
-pure drinking water and medicine 
-clothes 
-parts of the body
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His or Her - when thing possessed is :
-parents, siblings
-friends
-partners (but not wife/husband, see above)
-feelings, thoughts, qualities
-transport
shelter
l-arge immovable man-made things 
-pure drinking water and medicine 
-clothes 
-parts of the body
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tōna

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taku

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my (neutral) (singular)

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aku

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my (neutral) (plural)

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my (neutral)

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taku / aku

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tō

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your (neutral) (singular)

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ō

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your (neutral) (plural)

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your (neutral)

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tō, ō

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tana

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his or her (neutral) (singular)

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ana

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his or her (neutral) (plural)

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his or her (neutral)

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tana, ana

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pātai

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question

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question

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pātai

51
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rorohiko

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computer

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computer

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rorohiko

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