Rerenga Tuatoru Flashcards
Saying Something has just happened
Kātahi tonu nei
We’ve really enjoyed the work/activity
We’ve really enjoyed working
He rawe ki a māua I te mahi
Kua tino pai māua ki te mahi
That’s all?
Koia noa iho?
Koirā noa iho?
Whenever you go
Ka haere ana koe
…and then cut up the kūmara
…ka tapatapahi ai ki te kūmara
Put the bags in the car
Makaia ngā peke i te motokā
Makaia ( fling/ throw/ put/ pass with hands)
The spuds should be peeled
Me pīhore/waruwaru/tahitahi ngā rīwai
I thought….
Pēnei au
That’s better (kīwaha)
Kanga ngāro
Don’t do that
Kaua e pēnā.
Boil
Kōhua
Kōhue
Wakakoropupū
Koropupū
Hū
Looking good!
Torere ana
That’s the reason
Koirā te take
You’re right
He tika tāu
All I’m saying is that I’ll never go
E mea ana au I kore au e haere.
Hōmai te mea rā
Pass me that thing over there.
What’s her/his name?
Ko wai tō mea ingoa?
Where did what’s his name go?
Kua haere mea ki hea?
Do the thing(plug in) the charger.
Meahia atu te pūhihiko
He said
Ka mea atu
I intended on going
I mea au I te haere
E mea ana au I te haere
What does that mean?
He aha te tīkanga o tēnā?
This thing here?
Te mea nei?
Is this yours?
Nāu tēnei?
It’s not mine
Ehara I a au
Ehara nāku
That’s the nature of learning
Koirā te ahua o te Ako
Tohunga were specialists in areas such as carving, tattooing, building houses and spiritual matters
He pūkenga ngā tohunga ki ngā momo toi whakairo, toi moko, te waihanga whare me ngā mahi ā-wairua
We need blankets but the marae has pillows and sheets.
Me whai paraikete tātou, engari kei te marae ngā urunga me ngā hīti
What do you need?
Me whai koe i te aha?
The teacher gave me this list and we need these things.
I homai e te kaiako tēnei rārangi, ā, me whai mātou i ēnei mea.
We also need some money for koha.
Me whai hoki mātou i ētahi moni hei koha.
How long is the stay?
E hia te roa o te noho?
Our work is planting trees on the river banks.
He whakatō rākau tā mātou mahi i ngā tahatika o te awa.
Plunder and confiscation
Kōhunu me te raupatu
Erect the tent here (by me)
Whakatūria te tēneti ki kōnei
He whenua ———- tēnei
Mārakerake - clear/ open
Ururoa- overgrown
Papatahi- flat
Pukepuke - hilly
Pēnei au
I thought.