Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is your name?

A

Ko wai tō ingoa?

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2
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Ko wai tō ingoa?

A

What is your name?

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3
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How do you answer the question, what is your name?

A

Ko Kate taku ingoa

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4
Q

What is the difference between taku and toku?

A

You would say taku to your friends, kids and in less formal settings, whereas you would say toku to people who are from a generation above you or are of authority.

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5
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tō means what? eg. ko wai tō ingoa

A

your

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6
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A

your one thing
eg. your cat

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7
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ō

A

your more than one thing
eg. your friends

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8
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taku

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my one thing
eg. my bed

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9
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aku

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my more than one thing
eg. my beers

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10
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tana

A

his/her/their one thing
eg. his dad

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11
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ana

A

his/her/their more than one thing
eg. her freckles

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12
Q

what are your names (to two people)?

A

Ko wai ō kōrua ingoa?

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13
Q

what is his/her/their name?

A

ko wai tana ingoa?

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14
Q

how is your friend?

A

Kei te pēhea tō hoa

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15
Q

Where are you from?

A

Nō hea koe?

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16
Q

Where are you two from?

A

Nō hea kōrua?

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17
Q

Where are you from (three or more)

A

Nō hea koutou?

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18
Q

where is he/she/they from?

A

Nō hea ia?

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19
Q

How can you answer the question “where are you from”?

A

Nō Tāmaki-Makau-rau ahau

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20
Q

He/she/they are from Samoa

A

Nō Hāmoa ia

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21
Q

I am from here

A

Nō konei ahau (konei means here)

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22
Q

Where do you live/where is your home?

A

Kei hea tō kāinga?

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23
Q

Where is his/her/their home?

A

Kei hea tana kāinga

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24
Q

Where do you two live?
Where is your home?

A

Kei hea tō kōrua kāinga

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25
Q

How do you answer the question “where do you live/where is your home?”

A

Kei Ōtepoti taku kāīnga

26
Q

They live in Hamilton (excluding speaker and listener)

A

Kei Kirikiriroa tō ratou kāinga

27
Q

SEE PERSONAL PRONOUNS DECK

A

okay

28
Q

Nō hea tāua?

A

Where are you (one person) and I from? (inclusive)

29
Q

Nō hea māua?

A

Where are he/she/they and I from? (exclusive)

30
Q

Nō hea mātou?

A

Where are them and I from? (exclusive)

31
Q

Nō hea tātou?

A

Where are we from? (inclusive)

32
Q

Where are you (one person) and I from? (inclusive)

A

Nō hea tāua?

33
Q

Where are he/she/they and I from? (2 people, excluding listener)

A

Nō hea māua?

34
Q

Where are them and I from? (3+ people, excluding listener)

A

Nō hea mātou?

35
Q

Where are we from? (inclusive)

A

Nō hea tātou

36
Q

Tēnā kōrua, e hoa mā

A

Hello to two people

37
Q

Kei Te Whanganui-a-Tara taku kāinga

A

I live in Wellington/my home is in Wellington

38
Q

Ko wai tana ingoa?

A

What is his/her/their name?

39
Q

Kei hea tana kāinga?

A

Where does he/she/they live?
Where is his/her/their home?

40
Q

Nō Ōtautahi rātou

A

They (three or more) are from Christchurch

41
Q

Kei te pēhea kōrua?

A

How are you two?

42
Q

Kei te ngenge māua

A

We two (excluding the listener/s) are tired

43
Q

E noho rā, e kui mā

A

Goodbye to old women/grandmothers who are staying (you are leaving)

44
Q

For a woman and her siblings:
brothers, older or younger

A

tungāne

45
Q

For a woman and her siblings:
older sister

A

tuakana

46
Q

For a woman and her siblings:
younger sister

A

teina

47
Q

For a man and his siblings:
sisters, older or younger

A

tuahine

48
Q

For a man and his siblings:
older brother

A

tuakana

49
Q

For a man and his siblings:
younger brother

A

teina

50
Q

Someone speaking to someone else about a woman:
Who is his mother?

A

Ko wai tana māmā?

51
Q

Someone speaking to someone else about a woman:
Who are her brothers?

A

Ko wai ana tungāne?

52
Q

Someone speaking to someone else about a woman:
Who is her older sister?

A

Ko wai tana tuakana?

53
Q

Someone speaking to two sisters:
How is your father (to two people)?

A

Kei te pēhea tō kōrua pāpā?

54
Q

Someone speaking to two sisters:
Where do you both live?

A

Kei hea tō kōrua kāinga?

55
Q

Someone speaking to two sisters:
Where are your husbands from?

A

Nō hea ō kōrua tāne?

56
Q

Someone speaking to someone else about a woman:
Ko wai tana māmā?

A

Who is his mother?

57
Q

Someone speaking to someone else about a woman:
Ko wai ana tungāne?

A

Who are her brothers?

58
Q

Someone speaking to someone else about a woman:
Ko wai tana tuakana?

A

Who is her older sister?

59
Q

Someone speaking to two sisters:
Kei te pēhea tō pāpā?

A

How is your father (to two people)?

60
Q

Someone speaking to two sisters:
Kei hea tō kōrua kāinga?

A

Where do you both live?

61
Q

Someone speaking to two sisters:
Nō hea ō kōrua tāne?

A

Where are your husbands from?