S2 Ep 2 Ep 18 - English to Maori Flashcards
Are you walking? (3 or more people excluding speaker)
E hikoi ana koutou?
Where are you going? (3 or more people excluding speaker)
E haere ana koutou ki hea?
Where are you flying to? (3 or more people excluding speaker)
E rere ana koutou ki hea?
We/us - 3 or more people including the speaker excluding the listener
mātou
We are going (3 or more people including the speaker excluding the listener)
E haere ana mātou
to tie, hold, put a belt on, restrain, bind
whītiki
to call into, visit
peka
to be nice, excellent, good, fine, pleasant
rawe
coat
koti
to guard, look after, protect, nurse, care
tiaki
be glad, joyful, pleased, cheerful
harikoa
to say, speak, call, mention
kī
be fixed, permanent, real or actual, true
tūturu
frustrated
hēmanawa
we/us (three of more people including speaker and listener)
tātou
Greetings to us (three of more people including speaker and listener)
Kia ora tātou
We are going to school (three of more people including speaker and listener)
E haere ana tātou ki te kura
They and them (three or more people excluding listener and speaker)
rātou
Who are they? (three or more people excluding listener and speaker)
Ko wai rātou
Where are they going? (three or more people excluding listener and speaker)
E haere ana rātou ki hea?
When do you use E in commands?
When words are 2 vowels or less
Wake up
E oho
Stand up
E tū
Sit down
E noho
Sleep
E moe
Eat up
E kai
Drink up
E inu
Run
E oma
write
E tuhi
Get up
Maranga
be quiet
hoihoi / turituri
lie down
takoto
hang on
taihoa
this way - indicates direction towards the speaker
mai
away - indicates away from the speaker
atu
down- indicates direction downwards
iho
up - indicates direction upwards
ake
What don’t use use for when directional words such as Ake, iho, atu and mai are used?
Use E
come here
Haere mai
go back
hoki ake
climb up
piki ake
go down
heke iho
to descend
heke
to sit
noho
to lie down
takoto
to look at
titiro
to get up
maranga
wait on
taihoa
to climb
piki
to enter
kuhu
to stand
tū
to write
tuhi