He Ranga Kōrero - Akoranga

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Whakahou: (revision) 26.04.23

Ngā mihi (saluta�ons)

Ata mārie/māria

Pō mārie /māria

Pō rarau

Terms of endearment

E Nō – girl, young woman

E Tē / tehe – boy, young man

Tēnā koa – excuse me

Taku hē – my apologies, sorry

Ka aroha – how sad, condolences

Ngā marumaru (dipthongs) two vowels make ONE sound

- see dipthong chart

- prac�ce – �u, koe, waewae, nui, whio, ngū, hou, mai

- words/place names – tūī, Paraparaumu, waiwai, Pākawau, koekoeā

Akoranga – lesson (atu -mai) (ake – iho) 10.05.23

- te ahunga (direc�on)

mai – towards speaker atu – away from speaker

- haere mai - haere atu

ake – upwards iho – downwards

homai – hoatu - te pata, te tote

hoake – let’s go, we’re off!

mā ake / mā atu tātou – let’s go people

Whakataukī/Kōkē kōrero/Whakawai: proverbial sayings

- Waiho mā Maru – leave it for Maru

- Maru kai atu, Maru kai mai – sharing

- Ngā tohe a Pōtoru – look before you leap!

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