Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
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What four groups do you use the ‘a’ category for?

A
  • those you are responsible for or have authority over, those you care for, and those below you in your family tree
  • actions, verbs, and doing words
  • small moveable property, technology, and other smaller man made things
  • foods and drinks (except freshwater)
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What eight groups do you use the ‘o’ category for?

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  • those who care for you, are responsible for you, have authority over you, and those on or above your level of the family tree
    land, places, shelter, large immovable man-made things
  • parts, sections, or components of something bigger (including body parts)
  • water and medicine
  • modes of transport (land, air and water)
  • adornments (clothes, shoes, accessories)
  • descriptive words, feelings, emotions, qualities, and thoughts
  • bedding and seating
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3
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How do you ask someone “to do what”?
as in, “where are you going? To do what”?

A

Ki te aha? as in
Kei te haere koe ki hea? Ki te aha?

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4
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How do you answer the questions
Kei te haere kow ki hea? Ki te aha?
if you are going to Hamilton for a meeting?

A

Kei te haere ahau ki Kirikiriroa, te tētahi hui

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5
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What does tētahi mean?

A

one or a
as in “a meeting”

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6
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What does ētahi mean?

A

plural
as in “meetingS”

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7
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small moveable property, technology, and other smaller man made things are part of the ____ category

A

a

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8
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actions, verbs, and doing words are part of the ______ category

A

a

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9
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modes of transport are part of the ______ category

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o

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10
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bedding and seating are part of the ______ category

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o

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11
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adornments (clothes, shoes, accessories) are part of the _______ category

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o

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12
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parts, sections or components of something bigger are part of the ______ category

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o

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13
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descriptive words, feelings, emotions, qualities, and thoughts are part of the ______ category

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o

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14
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land, places, shelter, large immovable man-made things are part of the _____ category

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o

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15
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water and medicine are part of the ______ category

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o

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16
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those who care for you, are responsible for you, have authority over you, and those on or above you on the family tree are part of the _____ category

A

o

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17
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food and drinks (except freshwater) are part of the _____ category

A

a

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18
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those you are responsible for or have authority over, those you care for, and those below you in the family tree are part of the ________ category

A

a

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19
Q

Translate:
where is Leighton and them going? To do what?

A

kei te haere a Leighton mā ki hea? Ki te aha?

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20
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Translate:
They (3+) are going to Wānaka to go skiing.
skiing = reti hukarere

A

Kei te haere rātou ki Wānaka ki te reti hukarere.

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21
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translate:
where are you and Arama going? to do what?

A

kei te haere kōrua ko Arama ki hea? Ki te aha?

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22
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translate
we (2, excluding the listener) are going to the office to work.
office = tari

A

kei te haere māua ki te tari, ki te mahi

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23
Q

translate:
where are you and you family going? to do what?

A

kei te haere koutou ko tō whānau ki hea?

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24
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translate:
we (3+ excluding the listener) are going to Russel for a wedding.
Russel = Kororāreka
wedding = mārena

A

kei te haere mātou ki Kororāreka, ki tētahi mārena.

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25
Q

Translate
where are the kids going? to do what?

A

Kei te haere ngā tamariki ki hea? ki te aha?

26
Q

Translate
They (3+) are going to Pūrākounui, to gather seafood.
gather = kohi

A

kei te haere rātou ki Pūrākaunui, ki te kohi kaimoana

27
Q

Translate
where is your friend going? to do what?

A

kei te haere tō ki hea? ki te aha?

28
Q

Translate
he/she is going to the beach to fish

A

kei te haere ia ki tātahi ki te hī ika

29
Q

Translate
where is your (3+) teacher going? to do what?
teacher = kaiako

A

kei te haere tō koutou kaiako ki hea? ki te aha?

30
Q

Translate
he/she is going to their office to get the tests
office = tari
get = tiki
test = whakamātautau

A

kei te haere ia ki tana tari, ki te tiki i ngā whakamātautau

31
Q

Using the e …. ana structure, translate
where are you going? to do what?

A

e haere ana koe ki hea? Ki te aha?

32
Q

Using the e …. ana structure, translate
I am going outside, to do some gardening.
outside = waho
gardening = mahi māra

A

e haere ana ahau ki waho, ki te mahi māra

33
Q

Using the e …. ana structure, translate
where are you guys (3+) going? to do what?

A

e haere ana koutou ki hea? ki te aha?

34
Q

Using the e …. ana structure, translate
we (excluding the listener) are going to the rugby to support of the All Blacks
rugby = whutupōro
support = tautoko
All Blacks = kapa Ōpango

A

E haere ana ia ki te whutupōro, ki tetautoko i te kapa Ōpango

35
Q

-nei

A

this (with the speaker)

36
Q

-nā

A

that (with the listener)

37
Q

-rā

A

that over there (away from the speaker and the listener)

38
Q

What are the two ways of saying this (singular)

A

tēnei
te ____ nei

39
Q

what are the two ways of saying that (near listener) (singular)

A

tēnā
te ____ nā

40
Q

what are two ways of saying that over there (singular)

A

tērā
te ____ rā

41
Q

What are the two ways of saying these (near the speaker)

A

ēnei
ngā _____ nei

42
Q

what are the two ways of saying those (near the listener)

A

ēnā
ngā _____ nā

43
Q

what are the two ways of saying those (over there)

A

ērā
ngā _______ rā

44
Q

Translate:
Nā wai tēnei pukapuka? Nāku tēnā pukapuka

A

Whose book is this?
That (near the listener) is my book

45
Q

Nō wai te pōtae nei? Nōku te pōtae nā

A

Whose hat is this?
That (near the listener) is my hat

46
Q

Nō wai erā paihikara? Nō ōku mātua ēra?

A

Whose bikes are those (over there?)
Those are my parents’ bikes (over there)

47
Q

Nā wai ēnei pihikete? Nā ngā tamariki ēnā pihikete.

A

Whose biscuits are these?
Those (near the listener) are the children’s biscuits.

48
Q

Nō hea te tamaiti rā? Nō Pōneke te tamaiti rā

A

Whose child is that (over there)?
That (over there) is Pōneke’s child.

49
Q

Nō hea ngā tauira nei? Nō Ōtakou Whakihu Waka ngā tauira nā.

A

Where are these students from? Those students (near the listener) are from Otago University.

50
Q

kei hea te pukapuka?

A

Where is the book?

51
Q

Kei konei!

A

it is here

52
Q

Kei konā

A

it is there (near the listener)

53
Q

kei korā

A

it is over there

54
Q

kei hea te ngeru?

A

Where is the cat?

55
Q

kei muri nā!

A

it’s behind you (your back)

56
Q

kei runga nei

A

it’s on top of

57
Q

kei raro rā

A

it’s underneath

58
Q

kei muri nā, kei muri i tō tuarā

A

it’s there behind, behind you back

59
Q

kei runga nei, kei runga i tēnei tūru

A

It’s up on the chair

60
Q

kei raro rā, kei raro i tērā tēpu

A

it’s under there, under the table