Intro phrases

Question 1

āe

Answer 1

yes
whakaae(-tia): to agree
whakaaetanga: agreement

Question 2

ako

Answer 2

to learn, study, instruct, teach, advise (vt.)

ako(-ngia): to learn / teach sth; akomanga: classroom

akoranga: lesson; ākonga: student
kaiako: teacher; whakaako(-ngia): to teach sth

Question 3

anō

Answer 3

again, more, same

Question 4

aua

Answer 4

I don’t know

Question 5

hou

Answer 5

new (s.)

tauhou: new, novice, strange, unfamiliar
whakahou(-a): to renew, renovate sth

Question 6

ingoa

Answer 6

name (n.)

whakaingoa(-tia): to name sth

Question 7

kāo, kāore, kāhore

Answer 7

no

whakakāhore(-tia): to refuse, deny sth

Question 8

karakia

Answer 8

blessing, prayer (n.)

Question 9

kia ora

Answer 9

be well

Question 10

kōrero(-hia)

Answer 10

to speak, talk about sth (vt.)

story, account (n.)

Question 11

kupu

Answer 11

word (n.)

kuputaka: wordlist; kupu mahi: verb
kupu ingoa: noun; kupu āhua: adjective”

Question 12

pātai(-hia)

Answer 12

to ask sth (vt.)
question (n.)

patapatai: to interrogate sb, to pepper with questions

Question 13

reo

Answer 13

voice, language (n.)

Question 14

rerekē

Answer 14

different (s.)

Question 15

rite

Answer 15

same, alike (s.)

rite tonu: exactly the same; ōrite: similar
whakataurite(-a): to compare sth;
whakatairite(-a): to contrast sth

Question 16

tikanga

Answer 16

custom, plan, way to do sth (n.)

Question 17

titiro (-tirohia)

Answer 17

to look at, examine sth (vt.)

tirotiro(-hia): to look about, gaze, investigate sth
tirohanga: view, sight, aspect

Question 18

ture

Answer 18

rule, law (n.)

Question 19

whakarongo

Answer 19

to listen to sth (vi.)