Lecture 9 Flashcards
what is the structure for asking and saying where something was?
give an example
Tense marker (i)
locative (hea)
determiner pronoun (tō)
object or subject (māmā)
preposition (i)
time/place (te ata nei?)
Where were you yesterday?
I was in Wānaka
I hea koe inanahi?
I Wānaka ahau
Where were your keys?
In my bag?
I hea ō kī?
I roto i taku pēke.
Where was your hat?
My hat was in the car
I hea tō pōtae/
I roto tōku pōtaw i te motokā
Where was your brother (of a female) last night?
He was at work
I hea tō tungāne inapō rā?
I te mahi ia
Where is my key?
kei hea aku kī
What is the start of asking where something or someone WAS
i hea….
What is the start of asking where something or someone IS
kei hea….
I hea a David inanahi?
Where was David yesterday?
Kei hea te ngeru ināianei?
where is the cat now?
yes
āe
maybe
(tērā) pea
no
kāo/kāore
when would you use “pea” and when would you use “tērā pea”?
Only use tērā pea if “maybe” is coming at the start of the sentence
Are you going to work?
Yes
kei te haere koe ki te mahi?
Āe
Are you well?
Yes I am well
Kei te ora koe?
Āe, kei te ora ahau
Are you going to the beach?
Maybe
Kei te haere koe ki tātahi?
Tērā pea
How old is he/she?
He/she is maybe 40
E hea ana tau?
E whā tekau pea ana tau
Are you hungry?
No, I’ve already eaten
Kei te hiakai kow?
Kāore. Kue kai kē au
Is that Mehana?
No that’s Tāniko
Ko Meihana tērā?
Kāo, ko Tānoi kē
What is the structure for saying one should do something (weak command)?
give an example
verb sign (me)
verb (haere)
subject (tāua?)
should we (2, including listener and speaker) go to work?
me haere tāua ki te mahi?
Yes let’s go
Āe, me haere
no, i should walk home
Kāo. Me hoki ki te kāinga
