phrases Flashcards

1
Q

hello

A

kia ora

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2
Q

What is your name?

A

Ko wai tō ingoa?

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3
Q

What is your surname/family?

A

Ko wai tō whānau?

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4
Q

Where are you from?

A

Nō hea koe?

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5
Q

good morning

A

mōrena / ata mārie

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6
Q

good night

A

pō mārie

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7
Q

kia pai te rā

A

have a good day

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8
Q

goodbye (to person leaving)

A

haere rā

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9
Q

goodbye (to person staying)

A

e noho rā

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10
Q

goodbye (said by either person)

A

he konei rā

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11
Q

goodbye (on telephone/email - not in person)

A

he konā rā

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12
Q

ka kite anō i a koe/kōrua/koutou

A

see you again

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13
Q

see you later at some point in the future

A

mā te wā

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14
Q

Kei hea tō kāinga?

A

Where is your home (now)?

Where do you live?

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15
Q

…and you? (in reply to question)

A

…me koe?

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16
Q

Ko wai tō ingoa?

A

What is your name?

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17
Q

My name is Kelly.

A

Ko Kelly taku ingoa.

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18
Q

Ko wai tō whānau?

A

What is your family?

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19
Q

My family is Atkinson.

A

Ko Atkinson taku whānau.

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20
Q

Nō hea koe?

A

Where are you from (past)?

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21
Q

I’m from Arizona.

A

Nō Arizona ahau.

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22
Q

Kei Ōwairaka taku kāinga.

A

I live in Ōwairaka.

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23
Q

I don’t have __family member___.

A

Kāore aku __family member___.

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24
Q

Kāore au i te mohio.

A

I don’t know.

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25
Q

Ko wai ō mātua?

A

Who are your parents?

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26
Q

Kei te pēhea koe?

A

How are you?

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27
Q

How are you?

A

Kei te pēhea koe?

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28
Q

Kei te pai ahau!

A

I am good!

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29
Q

I am good!

A

Kei te pai ahau!

30
Q

I am hungry

A

Kei te hiakai ahau

31
Q

Kei te hiakai ahau

A

I am hungry

32
Q

Nō hea tō matua?

A

Who is your father?

33
Q

Who is your father?

A

Nō hea tō matua?

34
Q

Hei pātai ā koutou?

A

Do you all have questions?

35
Q

a/o rule

A
o = what you have control over (open arms out front)
a = what has control over you (arms form an A to sides)
36
Q

Which a/o for tamariki?

A

a

37
Q

Which a/o for siblings and friends?

A

o

38
Q

I have a sister (one)

A

He teina taku.

39
Q

I have sisters (more than one)

A

He tēina aku.

40
Q

Who are your sisters?

A

Ko wai ō tēina?

41
Q

My sisters are Hope and Faith

A

Ko Hope rāua ko Faith aku tēina.

42
Q

My brothers are Larry, Moe, and Curly

A

Ko Larry rātou ko Moe ko Curly aku tēina.

43
Q

He _____

A

start of a descriptive sentence

44
Q

Ko _____

A

start of a definitive sentence

45
Q

He kaiako ia.

A

She (or he) is a teacher.

46
Q

He kikorangi tēnei.

A

This is blue.

47
Q

He kikorangi tēnei pene.

A

This pen is blue.

48
Q

What is that (over there)?

A

He aha tērā?

49
Q

That (over there) is an umbrella.

A

He hamarara tērā.

50
Q

What is that (by you)?

A

He aha tēnā?

51
Q

This (by me) is a cell phone.

A

He waea pūkoro tēnei.

52
Q

What is this (by me)?

A

He aha tēnei?

53
Q

That (by you) is a fish.

A

He ika tēnā.

54
Q

This is a blue pen.

A

He pene kikorangi tēnei.

55
Q

Ko taku pene tēnei.

A

This is my pen.

56
Q

This is my car.

A

Ko taku waka tēnei.

57
Q

That (over there) is your bag.

A

Ko tō pēke tērā.

58
Q

My car is blue.

A

He kikorangi taku waka.

59
Q

Your bag is small.

A

He iti tō pēke.

60
Q

How many things?

A

E hia ngā mea?

61
Q

How many people?

A

Tokohia ngā tāngata?

62
Q

There is one person.

A

Kotahi te tangata.

63
Q

There are (2-9) people.

A

Toko(#) ngā tangata.

stick together - tokorua etc

64
Q

There are (10+) people.

A

(Tekau #) ngā tangata.

65
Q

E hia ngā āporo?

A

How many apples are there?

66
Q

How many apples are there?

A

E hia ngā āporo?

67
Q

There is one apple.

A

Kotahi te āporo.

68
Q

Kotahi te āporo.

A

There is one apple.

69
Q

There are two apples.

A

E rua ngā āporo.

70
Q

E rua ngā āporo.

A

There are two apples.

71
Q

When to use “E”?

A
For numbers (or first word of the number) that has only one long vowel or two short vowels.
This includes #s 2-9.