Te Reo

Korēro

atu a Haimone

E tū	Stand up
E noho	Sit down
Pōkai ō ringaringa	Fold your arms
Pōkai ō waewae	Cross your legs
Pekepeke	Jump
Takoto	Lie down
Tō ringa ki runga	(Put) your hand up
Hope	Hands on hips
Hurihuri	Turn around
Pā ki tō	touch
Upoko	Head
Makawe	Hair
Taringa	Ears
Whatu	Eyes
Tukemata	Eyebrows
Ihu	Nose
Waha	Mouth
Paparinga	Cheeks

Kei te pēhea koe?     -      How are you?

Kei te ____ ahau.   -      I am ____.

makariri - cold māuiui - sick hiamoe - sleepy tino pai - really good pōuri - sad ora - well wera - hot mateinu - dying of thirst

pai   - good hōha - annoyed ngenge - tired pērā tonu - still the same hiakai - hungry hianui - thirsty pukuriri - angry harikoa - happy

Counting in Te Reo

1 Tahi 2 Rua 3 Toru 4 Whā 5 Rima 6 Ono	7 Whitu 8 Waru 9 Iwa 10 Tekau 11 Tekau mā tahi 20 Rua tekau
Rua tekau mā tahi (21)

11/5/15
This week we have been learning a sentence structure to ask what someone is doing.

This sentence structure is:

Kei te aha koe?       -     What are you doing?

There are three tenses that you can use to answer this question: 

Tense
I - past tense
Kei te - present tense
Ka - past tense

Verb

kōrero - talking waiata - sing moe - sleep kai - eat haere - go piki- climb peke- jump kaukau - swim tuhi - write

taihoa   - wait whangai - feed hoko - buy pakipaki - clap pānui - read inu - drink noho - sit whakarongo - listen hanga - build

mātakitaki  - watch oma - run kimi - search mahi - work kawe - carry/take whana - kick horoi - wash hoko - sell

Who
Ahau - me/I
Koe - you
Ia - he/she

Tense - Verb - Who

Waiata
He honore - slow

He honore - faster

E toru nga mea