Kete 2 - Grammar Flashcards
My dog
Tāku kurī
My hat
Tōku pōtae
My dogs
Āku kurī
My hats
Ōku pōtae
Your dog
Tāu kurī
Your hat
Tōu pōtae
Your dogs
Āu kurī
Your hats
Ōu pōtae
His / Her dog
Tāna kurī
His / Her hat
Tōna pōtae
His / Her dogs
Āna kurī
His / Her hats
Ōna pōtae
Our dog (yours and mine)
Tā tāua kurī
Our hat (yours and mine)
Tō tāua pōtae
Our dogs (yours and mine)
Ā tāua kurī
Our hats (yours and mine)
Ō tāua pōtae
Our dog (his / hers and mine)
Tā māua kurī
Our hat (his / hers and mine)
Tō māua pōtae
Our dogs (his / hers and mine)
Ā māua kurī
Our hats (his / hers and mine)
Ō māua pōtae
Our dog (all of us)
Tā tātou kurī
Our hat (all of us)
Tō tātou pōtae
Our dogs (all of us)
Ā tātou kurī
Our hats (all of us)
Ō tātou pōtae
Mere has got a pen
He pene tā Mere
Mere has got (some) pens
He pene ā Mere
Those 2 have got a house
He whare tō rāua
Those 2 have got (some) houses
He whare ō rāua
My nephew has got a hat
He pōtae tō taku irāmutu
Has Mere got a pen?
He pene tā Mere?
Has Mere got (some) pens?
He pene ā Mere?
He / She has got a pen
He pene tāna
Have you got (some) pens?
He pene āu?
I have got a hat
He pōtae tōku
Has he / she got a house?
He whare tōna?
Do you have a car?
He waka tōu?
Does she have some tickets?
He tīkiti āna?
They (4) have some food
He kai ā rātou
How many fish have they (6) got?
E hia ā rātou ika?
Have you got some food?
He kai āu?
I am watching Mere’s TV
Kei te mātakitaki au i te pouaka whakaata a Mere
He / She has got a pen
He pene tāna
He pene āu?
Have you got (some) pens?
I dont have a pen
Kāore āku pene
Does he / she have a plan?
He rautaki tāna?
Do you 2 have children?
He tamariki ā kōrua?
Those 2 dont have a ball
Kāore ā rāua pōro
I dont have a car
Kāore ōku waka
Mere and Māka are entering the classroom
Kei te kuhu a Mere rāua ko Māka ki te akomanga
They are watching our TV
Kei te mātakitaki rātou i tā mātou pouaka whakaata
Here is our mate. He/she has arrived.
Anei tō tātou hoa. Kua tae mai ia.
We have run out of food
Kua pau ā tātou kai
Here is their cloak
Anei tō rātou korowai
Food and drink
Kai me te Inu
Wiremu is her husband
Ko Wiremu tāna tāne
I have 4 children
Tokowhā āku tamariki
For me
Māku / Mōku
For you (one person)
Māu / Mōu
For him / her
Māna / Mōna
This car is for you
Mōu tēnei waka
This apple is for you
Māu tēnei āporo
For
Mā / Mō
Who is this food for?
Mā wai tēnei kai?
Who is this house for?
Mō wai tēnei whare?
The house is for him / her
Mōna te whare
The dog is for you
Māu te kurī
The ball is for the children
He pōro mā ngā tamariki
Already in Possession
Nā / Nō
This is the childrens food
Nā ngā tamariki te kai
The car belongs to Rewi and Hēmi
Nō Rewi rāua ko Hēmi te waka
The cup of tea is her’s
Nāna te kupu ti
The books belong to us (you and me)
Nā tāua ngā pukapuka
Who’s is the food?
Nā wai te kai?
The food is for all of us
Nā tātou te kai
The house is not for Mere
Ehara i te mea mō Mere te whare
The dog belongs to them
Nā rāua te kurī
The dog does not belong to them
Ehara i a rāua te kurī
The house does not belong to Mere
Ehara i a Mere te whare
This thing belongs to you
Nāu tēnei mea
This thing does not belong to you
Ehara i a koe tēnei mea
The car does not belong to the school
Ehara i te kura te waka
Toni is my sister (speaker is male)
Ko Toni tōku tuahine
Hori is my younger brother (speaker is male)
Ko Hori tōku teina
Maiana is the youngest in the family
Ko Maiana te pōtiki o te whānau
Hare, Tame and Teiri are my children
Ko Hare rātou ko Tame ko Teiri āku tamariki
Whiti is the mother of Ānaru
Ko Whiti te māmā o Ānaru
