For Written test: asking for personal information ppt Flashcards
Nō hea koe? + replying answer
where are you from?
answer: Nō {name} ahau (me).
Ko wai tō ingoa? + answer
What’s your name?
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Ko {name} taku (mine) ingoa (name).
Tōnu also means mine but is used to give more mana to something (ō-carrying words have more mana)
Ko wai (who)
Kei te pēhea koe? (1 + 2 + 3)
+ answering style
How are you?
Kei te (tense marker signifying present)
Pēhea (means how)
Koe (you)
Kei te pēhea koe (1)
Kei te pēhea kōrua (2)
Kei te pēhea koutou (3+)
Kei te {adjective} {kaimahi: ahau or ia} Kei te (ora) (ahau) = response to (Kei te pēhea koe?) Kei te (ngenge) (ia) = response to (Kei te pēhea ia?)
Nō hea ahau? + answer
where am I from?
Nō {place} koe (you)
Nō (locator - from)
Hea (where)
Ahau (me)
Nō hea ia? + answer
where is she/he from?
Nō {place} ia (his/her).
Nō hea (from where)
Ko wai tana ingoa? + answer
What is his/her name?
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Ko {name} tana (his/her) ingoa (name).
Ko wai = who
E pēhea ana koe? (1 + 2 + 3) + answer style
How are you?
E pēhea ana koe (1)
E pēhea ana kōrua (2)
E pēhea ana koutou (3+)
E {adjective} {kaimahi = ia or ahau}
E (pai ana) (ia) = response to (E pēhea ana ia?)
E (hiakai ana) (ahau) = response to (E pēhea ana koe?)
Kei te pai ahau
I am good thanks
Kei te māuiui ahau
I am sick/not well
Kei te ora ahau
I am well/healthy
E pai ana ia
He/she is doing good
Kei te hōhā ahau (of something)
I am frustrated with (something)
Kei te ngenge ia
He/she is tired
E hiakai ana ahau
I am hungry
Kei te hiamoe ahau
I am sleepy