Lecture 3 Flashcards
My book
Taku pukapuka
your keys
ō kī
his/her/their bag
tana pēke
my books
aku pukapuka
your key
tō kī
his/her/their bags
ana pēke
What is their name?
Their name is Meihana
Ko wai tana ingoa?
Ko Meihana tana ingoa
What are your two names?
Our names are Meihana and Tāniko
Ko wai ō kōrua ingoa?
Ko Meihana rāua ko Tāniko ō māua ingoa
What is your mum’s name?
My mum’s name is Lana
Ko wai te ingoa o tō māmā?
Ko Lana te ingoa o taku māmā
“Nō Tūranganui a Kiwa māua” is the answer.
What is the question?
What does the question mean?
Nō hea kōrua?
Where do you two live?
“Nō Aotearoa mātou” is the answer.
What is the question?
Nō hea koutou?
Where do you all (excludes the speaker) live?
“Nō Taranaki ia” is the answer.
What is the question?
Nō hea ia?
Where does he/she/they (one person) live?
“Kei Ōtepoti taku kāinga” is the answer.
What is the question?
Kei hea tō kāinga?
Where do you live?
“Kei Kirikiriroa tō rātou kāinga” is the answer.
What is the question?
Kei hea tō rātou kāinga?
Where do they (three or more, excluding the speaker and the listener) live?
“Kei Wānaka me Takapō ō rāua kāinga” is the answer. What is the question?
Kei hea tō rāua kāinga?
Where do they (two people, excluding the speaker and the listener) live?
Ko wai ana tungāne?
Ko _____ rāua ko _____ ana tungāne
Kei te pēhea tō kōrua pāpā?
Kei te _____ tō māua pāpā
Nō hea tō kuia?
Nō _____ taku kuia
Translate: Ko Meihana te pāpā o Maani rāua ko Ngārangi
Meihana is the father of Maani and Ngārangi
Translate: Ko Raiha te hunaonga Jordan rāua ko Roma
Raiha is the daughter in law of Jordan and Roma
Translate: Ko Matilda te mokopuna o Anaru rāua ko Maia
Matilda is the mokopuna of Anaru and Maia
Translate: Ko Maia te tamaiti i Lillie rāua ko Peter
Maia is the child of Lillie and Peter
Translate and answer (no names needed):
Ko wai ngā irāmutu o Libby mā?
Who are Libby and them’s nieces/nephews?
Ko _______ rāua ko _______ ngā irāmutu o Libby mā
_______ and _______ are Libby and them’s niece and nephew
Translate and answer (no names needed):
Ko wai te koroua o Maani rāua ko Ngārangi?
Who is Maani an Ngārangi’s grandfather?
Ko ______ te koroua o Maani rāua ko Ngārangi.
_______ is Maani and Ngārangi’s grandfather.
Translate and answer (no names needed):
Ko wai ngā tuakana o Ana?
Who are Ana’s older sisters?
Ko ____ rāua ko ____ ngā tuakana o Ana.
_____ and _____ are Ana’s older sisters.
Is the order of asking and answering who did something the same?
yes
what is the order of asking who did something?
Possessive particle
personal pronoun or proper noun
object
tense marker
verb
What is the order of answering who did something?
possessive particle
personal pronoun/proper noun
object
tense marker
verb
Using the order of asking and answering who did something, how would you ask and answer the following question:
Who spilt your drink?
inu = drink
maringi = spill
Nā wai tō inu i maringi?
Nā (name) taku inu i maringi (name spilt your drink) or
Nā (name) (name did)
Using the order of asking and answering who did something, how would you ask and answer the following question:
Who fed the dogs?
dog = kurī
fed = whāngai
Nā wai mā ngā kurī i whāngai?
Nā (name) mā ngā kurī i whāngai (name and them fed the dogs) or
Nā (name) mā (name and them did)
Using the order of asking and answering who did something, how would you ask and answer the following question:
Who wrote that article?
write = tuhi
article = pito kōrero
Nā wai te pito kōrero rā i tuhi?
Nā (name) te pito kōrero i tuhi (name wrote that article) or
Nā (name) (name did)
Translate:
Who baked the cake?
I baked the cake
bake = tunu
cake = keke
Nā wai te keke i tunu?
Nāku te keke i tunu
Translate:
Who ripped the paper?
He/she/they ripped the paper
paper = pepa
rip = tīhae
Nā wai te pepa i tīhae?
Nāna te pepa i tīhae
Translate:
Who picked these strawberries?
Those two picked the strawberries
Strawberry = rōpere
pick = kato
these = ēnei
Nā wai ēnei rōpere i kato?
Nā rāua ngā rōpere i kato
Translate:
Who plated those plants?
They did. Those women planted them yesterday
yesterday = inanahi
whakatō = plant (verb)
tipu = plant (noun)
Nā wai mā ngā tipu rā i whakatō?
Nā rātou. Nā ngā wāhine rā ngā tipu i whakatō inanahi
Translate:
Who painted the picture?
We did. Tilly and I painted it.
paint = peita
picture = pikitia
Nā wai te pikitia i peita?
Nā māua. Nā māua ko Tilly i peita.
