Māori Made Easy 1. Flashcards
How many fingers?
E hia ngā matimati?
There is one horse
Kotahi te hōiho
How many men went?
Tokohia ngā tāne i haere?
164 old men
Kotahi rau, ono tekau mā whā ngā koroua.
How many drinks do you want?
Kia hia ngā inu māu?
Seven books for me
Kia whitu ngā pukapuka māku
Give me 3 eggs
Hōmai kia toru ngā hēki māku
Where are you from?
Nō hea koe?
2 ways to say Where are you going?
Ki hea tō haere?
Kei te haere koe ki hea?
Goodbye (you’re staying)
Haere rā
Goodbye (youre going)
E noho rā
Its a pleasure to meet you
Ka pai te tūtaki ki a koe
Will he run tomorrow?
Ka oma ia āpōpō?
What are you doing?
Kei te aha koe?
He is not going
Kāore ia i te haere
She is not going (e ana)
Kāore ia e haere ana
Will she run tomorrow?
Ka oma ia āpōpō?
She will arrive tomorrow
Ka tae mai ia āpōpō
Mere will not be sad
Kāore a Mere e pōuri
She bought food
I hoko kai ia
The dog did not die
Kāore te kuri i mate
Have the children slept?
Kua moe ngā tamariki?
The boy has not yet climbed the tree
Kāore anō te tama kia piki te rākau
Are we (you & I) playing?
Kei te tākaro tāua
We (me and him) are talking
Kei te kōrero māua
They are washing clothes
Kei te whakamau kākahu rāua
We (you & i) are eating
Kei te kai tāua
Lets (us all) go and buy some food
Me haere tātou ki te hoko kai
No, us guys haven’t spoken
Kāore anō mātou kia kōrero
Are we all going to go to the party
Kei te haere tātou ki te ngahau
You guys’ hats
He pōtae ō kōrua
Their grandmother has died
Kua mate tō rāua kuia
Mere has a pen
He pene tā Mere
His nephew has got a hat
He pōtae tō tōna irāmutu
She’s got houses
He whare ōna
Is this our (us not you) car?
He waka tō mātou?
Do you have a cat?
He ngeru tāu?
Do you guys have a good teacher?
He kaiako pai tō koutou?
Thats the boy of Mere and of Māka
Koia te tama a Mere rāua ko Māka
Theres their cat
Ko tā rāua ngeru tērā
I don’t have a pen
Kāore āku pene
They (2) dont have a sea-boat
Kāore ō rāua waka moana
(Always pleural when negating)
Thats all of our food
Arā tā tātou kai
Has our (not your) dog been inside the house?
Kua kuhu tā mātou kuri ki roto i te whare?
Ruapehu is our (not your) mountain
Ko Ruapehu tō mātou maunga
I am going to your(pl) house
Kei te haere au ki tō koutou whare
Here is our food
Anei ā tātou kai
Ko Wiremu tāna tāne
Wiremu is her husband
My books are at school
Kei te kura āku pukapuka
My relatives are here?
Kei konei ōku whanaunga
That’s tge family’s boat
Ko te waka moana o te whānau
Lets go back to our place
Me haere ki tō tātou whare
His arms are long
He roa ōna ringaringa
Put your warm clothes on
Me kuhu i ō koutou kākahu mahana
Their pillows are these
ō rātou aupuru enei
Aupuru - I plug.
He is our prime minister
Koia tō tātou Pirimia
Mā wai tēnei kai
For whom is this food?