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Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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My book

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Taku pukapuka

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2
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your keys

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ō kī

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3
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his/her/their bag

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tana pēke

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4
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my books

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aku pukapuka

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5
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your key

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tō kī

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his/her/their bags

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ana pēke

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7
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What is their name?
Their name is Meihana

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Ko wai tana ingoa?
Ko Meihana tana ingoa

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8
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What are your two names?
Our names are Meihana and Tāniko

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Ko wai ō kōrua ingoa?
Ko Meihana rāua ko Tāniko ō māua ingoa

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What is your mum’s name?
My mum’s name is Lana

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Ko wai te ingoa o tō māmā?
Ko Lana te ingoa o taku māmā

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10
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“Nō Tūranganui a Kiwa māua” is the answer.
What is the question?
What does the question mean?

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Nō hea kōrua?
Where do you two live?

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“Nō Aotearoa mātou” is the answer.
What is the question?

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Nō hea koutou?
Where do you all (excludes the speaker) live?

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12
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“Nō Taranaki ia” is the answer.
What is the question?

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Nō hea ia?
Where does he/she/they (one person) live?

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“Kei Ōtepoti taku kāinga” is the answer.
What is the question?

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Kei hea tō kāinga?
Where do you live?

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14
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“Kei Kirikiriroa tō rātou kāinga” is the answer.
What is the question?

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Kei hea tō rātou kāinga?
Where do they (three or more, excluding the speaker and the listener) live?

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“Kei Wānaka me Takapō ō rāua kāinga” is the answer. What is the question?

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Kei hea tō rāua kāinga?
Where do they (two people, excluding the speaker and the listener) live?

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16
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Ko wai ana tungāne?

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Ko _____ rāua ko _____ ana tungāne

17
Q

Kei te pēhea tō kōrua pāpā?

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Kei te _____ tō māua pāpā

18
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Nō hea tō kuia?

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Nō _____ taku kuia

19
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Translate: Ko Meihana te pāpā o Maani rāua ko Ngārangi

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Meihana is the father of Maani and Ngārangi

20
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Translate: Ko Raiha te hunaonga Jordan rāua ko Roma

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Raiha is the daughter in law of Jordan and Roma

21
Q

Translate: Ko Matilda te mokopuna o Anaru rāua ko Maia

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Matilda is the mokopuna of Anaru and Maia

22
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Translate: Ko Maia te tamaiti i Lillie rāua ko Peter

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Maia is the child of Lillie and Peter

23
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Translate and answer (no names needed):
Ko wai ngā irāmutu o Libby mā?

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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

24
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Translate and answer (no names needed):
Ko wai te koroua o Maani rāua ko Ngārangi?

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Who is Maani an Ngārangi’s grandfather?

Ko ______ te koroua o Maani rāua ko Ngārangi.
_______ is Maani and Ngārangi’s grandfather.

25
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Translate and answer (no names needed):
Ko wai ngā tuakana o Ana?

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Who are Ana’s older sisters?

Ko ____ rāua ko ____ ngā tuakana o Ana.
_____ and _____ are Ana’s older sisters.

26
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Is the order of asking and answering who did something the same?

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yes

27
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what is the order of asking who did something?

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Possessive particle
personal pronoun or proper noun
object
tense marker
verb

28
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What is the order of answering who did something?

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possessive particle
personal pronoun/proper noun
object
tense marker
verb

29
Q

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

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Nā wai tō inu i maringi?

Nā (name) taku inu i maringi (name spilt your drink) or
Nā (name) (name did)

30
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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

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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)

31
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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

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Nā wai te pito kōrero rā i tuhi?

Nā (name) te pito kōrero i tuhi (name wrote that article) or
Nā (name) (name did)

32
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Translate:
Who baked the cake?
I baked the cake

bake = tunu
cake = keke

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Nā wai te keke i tunu?
Nāku te keke i tunu

33
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Translate:
Who ripped the paper?
He/she/they ripped the paper

paper = pepa
rip = tīhae

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Nā wai te pepa i tīhae?
Nāna te pepa i tīhae

34
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Translate:
Who picked these strawberries?
Those two picked the strawberries

Strawberry = rōpere
pick = kato
these = ēnei

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Nā wai ēnei rōpere i kato?
Nā rāua ngā rōpere i kato

35
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Translate:
Who plated those plants?
They did. Those women planted them yesterday

yesterday = inanahi
whakatō = plant (verb)
tipu = plant (noun)

A

Nā wai mā ngā tipu rā i whakatō?
Nā rātou. Nā ngā wāhine rā ngā tipu i whakatō inanahi

36
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Translate:
Who painted the picture?
We did. Tilly and I painted it.

paint = peita
picture = pikitia

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Nā wai te pikitia i peita?
Nā māua. Nā māua ko Tilly i peita.

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