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Task: Kōrero mō te tunu kai.
Task: Kōrero mō te tunu kai.
🍰 Talking About Food
🍰 Talking About Food
- He tino reka tēnā! – That’s so tasty!
- He aha te kai tino pai ki a koe? – What’s your favourite food?
- He pai ki au te keke tiakarete. – I like chocolate cake.
- He kapu tī māu? – Would you like a cup of tea?
- He pēhea te reka o te keke? – How tasty is the cake?
👩🍳 Talking About Baking
👩🍳 Talking About Baking
- I tunu koe i tētahi keke i mua? – Have you baked a cake before?
- Ka tunu tātou i te aha āpōpō? – What will we bake tomorrow?
- Me tunu tātou i tētahi keke tīhi! – Let’s bake a cheesecake!
- He māmā te tunu i tēnei keke. – This cake is easy to bake.
- Me whakamahi te pata me te huka. – We need to use butter and sugar.
🧁 Reacting to Food
🧁 Reacting to Food
- Auē! He ātaahua tēnā keke! – Wow! That cake looks beautiful!
- Ka mau te wehi! – That’s awesome!
- Āmine! – Totally!
- He tino reka! – So delicious!
- Tino pai rawa atu! – Super good!
🧑🤝🧑 Making a Conversation
🧑🤝🧑 Making a Conversation
- Me kōrero tahi tātou mō te tunu kai. – Let’s talk together about baking.
- Titiro ki ngā pikitia hei āwhina. – Look at the pictures to help.
- He aha ngā kai e hiahiatia ana? – What ingredients do we need?
- Ka taea e koe te whakaranu? – Can you mix it?
- Ka tunua mō ngā meneti whā tekau mā rima. – It will bake for 45 minutes.
E hia = asking about what's already there
Kia hia = asking about what you want, need or plan to use
E hia = asking about what's already there
Kia hia = asking about what you want, need or plan to use
E hia is used to ask how many things there are.
Example: E hia ngā hēki? – How many eggs are there?
E hia is used to ask how many things there are.
Example: E hia ngā hēki? – How many eggs are there?
Kia hia is used to ask how many you want or need.
Example: Kia hia ngā hēki e hiahia ana koe? – How many eggs do you want?
Kia hia is used to ask how many you want or need.
Example: Kia hia ngā hēki e hiahia ana koe? – How many eggs do you want?
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