Farewells, Greetings, Acknowledgements, Using 'e' When Greeting For The Test On 29.06.20

Question 1

Example of a formal greeting:

Answer 1

Tena Koe (to one person)

Question 2

Example of an informal greeting:

Answer 2

Kia Ora (to more than one person)-Hello

Question 3

Personal pronouns : (to one person)

Answer 3

Tēnā Koe: (to one person)

Question 4

Personal pronouns: (two people)

Answer 4

Tēnā Korua: (two people)

Question 5

Personal pronouns: (more than three people)

Answer 5

Tēnā koutou: (3+ people)

Question 6

Personal pronouns: (to all/big group of people)

Answer 6

Tēnā koutou katoa: (to all/ big group of people)

Question 7

Farewells: (saying goodbye to someone who’s leaving)

Answer 7

Haere rā

Question 8

Farewells: (if I were leaving to someone who is staying)

Answer 8

E noho rā

Question 9

Farwells: (see you later)

Answer 9

Ka kite anō

Question 10

Farewells: (on the phone)

Answer 10

Hei konā rā

Question 11

Good morning and night: (good morning)

Answer 11

Mōrena

Question 12

Good morning and night: (good morning again)

Answer 12

Ata mārie

Question 13

Good morning and night: (good night)

Answer 13

Pō marie

Question 14

Addressing people: (when to use ‘e’)

Answer 14

Use ‘e’ when a name has one long vowel, or 1-2 short vowels.

E.g.
Kia Ora, e Tū
Kia Ora, e mere

Question 15

What do you say with an ‘e’ if you haven’t met them before

Answer 15

Tēnā koe, e Tū

Question 16

When do you not use ‘e’ when speaking to someone

Answer 16

Don’t use ‘e’ if the person is Pākehā or has a longer name

E.g
Tēnā koe, Robert
Tēnā koe, Matariki

Question 17

What do you say to a friend

Answer 17

Kia Ora, e hoa

Question 18

What do you say to a close friend

Answer 18

Kia Ora, e kare

Question 19

What do you say to a young girl or women

Answer 19

Kia Ora, e hine

Question 20

What do you say to a boy

Answer 20

Kia Ora, e tama

Question 21

What do you say to an older man

Answer 21

Kia Ora, e Koro

Question 22

What do you say for an elderly women

Answer 22

Kia Ora, e kuia

Question 23

When do you add mā whilst speaking to someone

Answer 23

Add mā on the end of a sentence if your speaking to more than one person

Question 24

What is hello friends in Te Reo

Answer 24

Kia Ora, e hoa mā

Question 25

Translation of see you later, close friends

Answer 25

Ka kite ano, e kare mā

Question 26

Translation of good morning girls

Answer 26

Mōrena, e hine mā

Question 27

Translation of good night boys

Answer 27

Pō Marie, e tama mā

Question 28

Translation of good morning children

Answer 28

Mōrena, tamariki mā