Kai Flashcards
Te Whanganui-a-Tara
Wellington
Tūranga-nui-a-Kiwa
Gisborne
Hakatere
Ashburton
Ahitereiria
Australia
Kua puta a Pito!
Im full!
Namunamuā!
Yummy!
Te reka hoki!
So delicious!
Mitimiti pai ngā ringa!
Finger licking good!
horoi (-a)
to wash
huaki (-na)
to open
kuhu (-na)
to enter
maranga
to rise up, get up
mihi (-a)
to greet, pay tribute, greeting
oho
to wake up
parakuihi
to have breakfast, breakfast
pātai (-tia)
to ask, to question
piki (-tia)
to climb, ascend
tae (-a)
to arrive
tunu (-a)
to cook
whakahoki (-a)
to return someone / thing
whakareri (-tia)
to prepare
whakautu (-a)
to answer, reply
hākari (-tia)
to have a feast, banquet
hari (-a)
to take, carry
karanga (-tia)
to call
kata (-ina)
to laugh
mōhio (-tia)
to know
patu (-a)
to hit
hīkoi (-tia)
to walk
tangi (-hia)
to make a sound, to cry
tīmata (-hia)
to start, begin
tangi (-hia)
to cry, mourn
āporo
apple
ārani
orange
hēki
egg
heihei
hen, chook, chicken
hipi
sheep, mutton
huka
sugar
hupa
soup
kawhe
coffee
kirīmi
cream
mīti
meat
mīti kau
beef
miraka
milk
pēkana
bacon
panana
banana
parāoa
bread
pata
butter
paukena
pumpkin
pepa
peper
pihikete
biscuit
poaka
pig/pork
purini
pudding
rīwai
potato
raihi
rice
rare
lolly/sweet
tīhi
cheese
tiakarete
chocolate
tiāmu
jam
tōhi
toast
tote
salt
tōtiti
sausage
wai ārani
orange juice
wāina
wine
waipiro
alcohol
waireka
soft drink
tina
lunch
hapa
tea, dinner, supper
pēke
bag
pene
pen
rorohiko
computer
hū
shoe
hākete
jacket
pouaka
box
kaumātua
elder
whaiāipo
sweetheart
tēnei
this
tēnā
that (near the listener)
tērā
that (away from both the speaker & listener)
ēnei
these
ēnā
those (near the listener)
ērā
those (away from both the speaker & listener)
roto
inside
runga
on top
mua
in front
waho
outside
raro
underneath
muri
behind
waenganui
in between