Lecture 9

Question 1

what is the structure for asking and saying where something was?
give an example

Answer 1

Tense marker (i)
locative (hea)
determiner pronoun (tō)
object or subject (māmā)
preposition (i)
time/place (te ata nei?)

Question 2

Where were you yesterday?
I was in Wānaka

Answer 2

I hea koe inanahi?
I Wānaka ahau

Question 3

Where were your keys?
In my bag?

Answer 3

I hea ō kī?
I roto i taku pēke.

Question 4

Where was your hat?
My hat was in the car

Answer 4

I hea tō pōtae/
I roto tōku pōtaw i te motokā

Question 5

Where was your brother (of a female) last night?
He was at work

Answer 5

I hea tō tungāne inapō rā?
I te mahi ia

Question 6

Where is my key?

Answer 6

kei hea aku kī

Question 7

What is the start of asking where something or someone WAS

Answer 7

i hea….

Question 8

What is the start of asking where something or someone IS

Answer 8

kei hea….

Question 9

I hea a David inanahi?

Answer 9

Where was David yesterday?

Question 10

Kei hea te ngeru ināianei?

Answer 10

where is the cat now?

Question 11

yes

Answer 11

āe

Question 12

maybe

Answer 12

(tērā) pea

Question 13

no

Answer 13

kāo/kāore

Question 14

when would you use “pea” and when would you use “tērā pea”?

Answer 14

Only use tērā pea if “maybe” is coming at the start of the sentence

Question 15

Are you going to work?
Yes

Answer 15

kei te haere koe ki te mahi?
Āe

Question 16

Are you well?
Yes I am well

Answer 16

Kei te ora koe?
Āe, kei te ora ahau

Question 17

Are you going to the beach?
Maybe

Answer 17

Kei te haere koe ki tātahi?
Tērā pea

Question 18

How old is he/she?
He/she is maybe 40

Answer 18

E hea ana tau?
E whā tekau pea ana tau

Question 19

Are you hungry?
No, I’ve already eaten

Answer 19

Kei te hiakai kow?
Kāore. Kue kai kē au

Question 20

Is that Mehana?
No that’s Tāniko

Answer 20

Ko Meihana tērā?
Kāo, ko Tānoi kē

Question 21

What is the structure for saying one should do something (weak command)?
give an example

Answer 21

verb sign (me)
verb (haere)
subject (tāua?)

Question 22

should we (2, including listener and speaker) go to work?

Answer 22

me haere tāua ki te mahi?

Question 23

Yes let’s go

Answer 23

Āe, me haere

Question 24

no, i should walk home

Answer 24

Kāo. Me hoki ki te kāinga

Question 25

work

Answer 25

mahi

Question 26

eat

Answer 26

kai

Question 27

buy

Answer 27

hoko

Question 28

wash

Answer 28

horoi

Question 29

climb

Answer 29

piki

Question 30

read

Answer 30

pānui

Question 31

fly

Answer 31

rere

Question 32

sing

Answer 32

waiata

Question 33

learn

Answer 33

ako

Question 34

sleep

Answer 34

moe

Question 35

drink

Answer 35

inu

Question 36

dance

Answer 36

kanikani

Question 37

sit

Answer 37

noho

Question 38

cook/bake

Answer 38

tunu

Question 39

up/upwards from below

Answer 39

ake

Question 40

away (from the speaker)

Answer 40

atu

Question 41

towards (the speaker)

Answer 41

mai

Question 42

down/downwards from above

Answer 42

iho

Question 43

taihoa

Answer 43

wait

Question 44

titiro

Answer 44

look

Question 45

titiro mai

Answer 45

look at me

Question 46

heke iho

Answer 46

get down below

Question 47

haere atu

Answer 47

go away

Question 48

piki ake

Answer 48

climb up