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Wiki 1: Ko, He, Ka, ki, Kei te Flashcards

1
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ko wai koe?

A

Who are you?

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Ko

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Identifying sentance starter

Used in front of a name in introductions.
Exoress the identity of someone or somthing.

Used at the beginning of a sentance to let the listener know they are giving the name of someone or something.

Common nouns like fridge, or window that are preceeded by words like te and ngā

What is the predicate?

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Karawhiua

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Give it a go

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Kōhanga

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Nest

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Tuahine

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A sister of a male

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Tungāne

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A brother of a female

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Tuakana

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Older sibling of the same sex

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Teina

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Younger sibling of the same sex

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Tāku

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My - singluar
Used in refernce to
husband or wife
Child

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Tōku

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My - singluar
Used in refernce to your own name, person of a higher generation e.g tōku māmā, tōku kuia, tōku pāpā

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Tika

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True

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Hē

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False

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Nē

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Isnt that so

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Ko Jerusha tōku ingoa

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Jerusha is my name
My name is jerusha

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Ko Kage tāku tama

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Kage is my son/boy

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Ko Sphiner tōku māmā

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Sphiner is my mum
My mum is Sphiner

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Ōku

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My - plural

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Āku

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My - plural

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Ōku mātua

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My parents

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Āku tamariki

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My children (more than one child)

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Rāua

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Connector word for joining two names

They - 2 people

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Ko Ani rāua ko Mere

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Ani and Mere

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Ko Pita rāua ko Paul

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Pita and Paul

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Rātou

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Connector for three or more names

They - 3 or more people

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Ko Pita rātou ko Paul, ko Mere

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Pita, Paul and Mere

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Ko Joseph rāua ko Sphiner ōku mātua

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Joseph and Sphiner are my oarents.
My parents are Jospeh and Sphiner

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Ko Kate tāku kotiro

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Kate is my daughter/girl

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Ko Kage rāua ko Trey āku tamariki

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Kage and trey are my children
My children are Kage and Trey

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29
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A category (for my)

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People you have responsibility/superuoty iver and things you have control of

  1. Children
  2. Wife/husband
  3. Technology/machinefy not used for trnasport
    4.Pets

5Man made things (not ckothing), miney, pens paper, cups knives
6. Actions
7. Food and drink (not drinking water)

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Youngest child

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Pōtiki

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Firstborn

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Mātāmua

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He aha?

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What is it?

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He

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Classifying sentances

Exoressing the nature or attributes of something

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34
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Sentence starter - what you are (occupation, mum etc) or what you do

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He

He māmā ahau
I am a mother

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35
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Ko Jerusha ahau

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I am Jerusha

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36
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Au/ahau

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Me or I

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37
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Koe

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You - one person (the listner)

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38
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ia

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He/she

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39
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Ko Laura koe

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You are Laura

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40
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Ko Kage ia

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He is Kage

41
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Ko Laura ia

A

She is Laura

42
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Ki

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“At”
As in where, I am a worker in Auckland

43
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He kaimahi ahau ki te Office

A

I am a worker at the office

44
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He aha tō mahi?

A

What is your job, what do you do for work?

45
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Mā te wā

A

In good time

46
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Sentance structure/formula to describe the traits of a noun

I am a mother

A

He + noun + personal pronoun (you, I, us)

He māmā ahau
He kaimahi ia

47
Q

Moeroa

A

To sleeping in, sleepyhead, oversleep

48
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Whakatoi

A

Cheeky, michevious, to tease, to mock, cheekiness

49
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Pakiwaitara

50
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Kupu hou

51
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Kīwaha

52
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Sentance starter to describe traits

53
Q

Sentance structure/formula for a describing sentance

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He + adjective + a / o pronoun + noun

He whero ōna hū
Her shoes are red

He = to start a the describing sentance (it is/are)
Whero = adjective
Ōna = personal pronoun (plural, his/her)
Hū = noun

54
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He whero ōnu hū

A

Her shoes are red

55
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He mā tōna panekoti

A

Her dress is white

56
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He kōura ōna makawe

A

Her hair is gold

57
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Tāroa

58
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Kakama

A

Bright/sharp witted

59
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Uaua

A

Hard (difficult)

60
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Makariri

61
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Ātaahua

A

Gorgeous, beautiful

62
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Tāroaroa

A

Tall, long

63
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Pakari

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Strong, maturity, ripeness, toughness, roughness, robust

64
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Ka

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Sentance starter, Used to show a change of action.
Always followed by a verb

65
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Ka whai rāua

A

They (2) will follow

66
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Ka kai ia

A

He will eat

67
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Ka waiata a Henare

A

Henare will sing

68
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Ka hī ika a Timoti

A

Timoti will fish

69
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Ka mōhio ia

A

He will know

70
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Ka moe a pāpā

A

Father will sleep

71
Q

Sentance starter -present tense
Someone or somthing is somewhere doing somthing

72
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Sentance structure/formula when using the present tense

A

Kei te + location + a + person + e + verb + ana

Where is it, who is doing it, what are they doing

73
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Tracey is at home working

A

Kei te kāinga a Tracey e mahi ana

Kei te + location + a +person+ e + verb + ana

74
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Riria is at the gym working out

A

kei te whare hākinakina a Tracey e whakapakari ana

75
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Liam is fishing at the river

A

Kei te awa a Liam e hī ika ana

76
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Rahia is in the kitchen cooking dinner

A

Kei te kāuta a Rahia e tunu kai ana

77
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Ripeka is at the marae cleaning

A

Kei te marae a Ripeka e whakapaipai ana

78
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Kāinga

79
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Whare hākinakina

80
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Kāuta

81
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Working out

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Whakapakari

82
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Fishing

83
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Cooking

84
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Cleaning

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Whakapaipai

85
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Cooking

86
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Ka mutu pea

A

Excellent, the best

87
Q

What are common nouns proceeded by when starting sentance with Ko

A

Te, ngā

(Question when to use these)

88
Q

Ia

A

He/she, him/her

Excludes listener and speaker

89
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tāua

A

We - 2 people including listener

90
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tātou

A

We - 3 people including listener

91
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māua

A

We - 2 people excluding listener

92
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mātou

A

We - 3 people excluding listener

93
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kōrua

A

You two - 2 people excluding speaker

94
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Kōtou

A

You three - 3 or more people excluding speaker

95
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Kotahi atu ki te Tākuta

A

(She) headed straight for/to the doctors

96
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Kotahi atu ki te Tākuta

A

(She) headed straight for/to the doctors

97
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Ko te aha?

A

What is it
I know what it is, but what particlaur one is it?

98
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Ko nga aha?

A

What are?
I know whatcit is, but whhic pateicular arw they?

99
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He aha?

A

What is? What are?

Whatckind of thing is it?

Te Wananga HTR 1 (24 decks)

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