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Whakamahia ēnei pikitia hei āwhina i a koutou ki te kōrero tahi.
Whakamahia ēnei pikitia hei āwhina i a koutou ki te kōrero tahi.
Whakamahia (Use) ēnei pikitia (these pictures) hei āwhina (to help) i a koutou (you all plural) ki te kōrero tahi (to talk together).
Whakamahia (Use) ēnei pikitia (these pictures) hei āwhina (to help) i a koutou (you all plural) ki te kōrero tahi (to talk together).
He aha ngā mea rerekē? What is different?
He aha ngā mea rerekē? What is different?
Ko tēhea pikitia e pai ana ki a koe? Which picture do you like the best?
Ko tēhea pikitia e pai ana ki a koe? Which picture do you like the best?
He aha i pai ai ki a koe? Why do you like it?
He aha i pai ai ki a koe? Why do you like it?
Kei hea, kei te pēhea, ā, kei te aha rānei te kurī, te ngeru, te kōtiro, te tama, te tāne me te whāriki?
Kei hea, kei te pēhea, ā, kei te aha rānei te kurī, te ngeru, te kōtiro, te tama, te tāne me te whāriki?
Hemi: He pai ēnei pikitia! (These pictures are cool!)
Hemi: He pai ēnei pikitia! (These pictures are cool!)
Ani: Ko tēhea te tino pai ki a koe? (Which one do you like best?)
Ani: Ko tēhea te tino pai ki a koe? (Which one do you like best?)
Hemi: Ko te pikitia me te manu. (The one with the bird.)
Hemi: Ko te pikitia me te manu. (The one with the bird.)
Ani: He pai tērā. Ko taku tino pai ko te tama me te pōro rīki. (That’s nice. My favourite is the boy with the rugby ball.)
Ani: He pai tērā. Ko taku tino pai ko te tama me te pōro rīki. (That’s nice. My favourite is the boy with the rugby ball.)
Hemi: He pai hoki te kotiro e pānui ana. (The girl reading is good too.)
Hemi: He pai hoki te kotiro e pānui ana. (The girl reading is good too.)
Ani: Āe. He pai hoki ngā tamariki e tākaro ana. (Yes. The children playing are good too.)
Ani: Āe. He pai hoki ngā tamariki e tākaro ana. (Yes. The children playing are good too.)
Aroha: He pai ki ahau ēnei pikitia e toru. (I like these three pictures.)
Aroha: He pai ki ahau ēnei pikitia e toru. (I like these three pictures.)
Wiremu: Ko tēhea te tino pai ki a koe? (Which one do you like best?)
Wiremu: Ko tēhea te tino pai ki a koe? (Which one do you like best?)
Aroha: Ko te pikitia tino pai ki ahau ko te mea kei reira te manu. (The picture I like best is the one with the bird.)
Aroha: Ko te pikitia tino pai ki ahau ko te mea kei reira te manu. (The picture I like best is the one with the bird.)
Wiremu: Āe, he ātaahua te manu. Ko taku tino pai ko te tama e oma ana me te pōro rīki. (Yes, the bird is beautiful. My favourite is the boy running with the rugby ball.)
Wiremu: Āe, he ātaahua te manu. Ko taku tino pai ko te tama e oma ana me te pōro rīki. (Yes, the bird is beautiful. My favourite is the boy running with the rugby ball.)
Aroha: He pai hoki tērā. He pai ki ahau te kotiro e pānui ana. (That one is nice too. I also like the girl who is reading.)
Aroha: He pai hoki tērā. He pai ki ahau te kotiro e pānui ana. (That one is nice too. I also like the girl who is reading.)
Wiremu: Āe, he pai te pānui! Me pēhea te pikitia o ngā tamariki e tākaro ana? (Yes, reading is great! What about the picture of the children playing?)
Wiremu: Āe, he pai te pānui! Me pēhea te pikitia o ngā tamariki e tākaro ana? (Yes, reading is great! What about the picture of the children playing?)
Aroha: He ngahau tērā! He uaua te kōwhiri i te tino pai. (That one is fun! It's hard to choose the best one.)
Aroha: He ngahau tērā! He uaua te kōwhiri i te tino pai. (That one is fun! It's hard to choose the best one.)
Singular Pronouns (Tahi – One person)
Singular Pronouns (Tahi – One person)
Ahau / au – I, me
Ahau / au – I, me
Ko koe – You (1 person)
Ko koe – You (1 person)
Ko ia – He / She / Him / Her
Ko ia – He / She / Him / Her
Dual Pronouns (Rua – Two people)
Dual Pronouns (Rua – Two people)
Māua – We (two excluding the listener)
Māua – We (two excluding the listener)
Tāua – We (two including the listener)
Tāua – We (two including the listener)
Kōrua – You two
Kōrua – You two
Rāua – They two
Rāua – They two
Plural Pronouns (Neke atu i te toru – Three or more)
Plural Pronouns (Neke atu i te toru – Three or more)
Mātou – We (3+, excluding the listener)
Mātou – We (3+, excluding the listener)
Tātou – We (3+, including the listener)
Tātou – We (3+, including the listener)
Koutou – You all (3+)
Koutou – You all (3+)
Rātou – They (3+)
Rātou – They (3+)
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