Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 108:
whakaae, whakaahua, auē, here, hopu, hī
Sentence Flashcards
38 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–108, including at least one word introduced in lesson 108.
I hopu au i te pahi.
I caught the bus.
Auē! Kei te pōtiki tētehi pene.
Oh dear! The youngest has a pen.
I kite au i a rātou e hī ika ana.
I saw them fishing.
Kāore au e whakaae.
I don't agree.
Ka here te ua.
The rain will fall.
Auē, te āhua nei e pīrangi ana ia ki te moe.
Gosh, he looks like he needs to sleep.
Whakaae atu ana a Te Tahi.
Te Tahi agreed.
Kua here iho te utu.
The price has come down.
E hī ika ana au ki tātahi.
I'm going to go fishing at the beach.
Auē, kua ngaro anō? Kei roto pea i tō pēke.
Oh no, has it disappeared again? Maybe it's in your bag.
Auē, e Mā, kua wera a roto nei.
Gosh, Mā, it's got hot in here.
Mehemea ko au, e kore au e whakaae. Heoi anō, ko koe kē te rangatira, ehara i a au.
If it were me, I wouldn't agree to it. Still / However, you're the boss, not me.
Kaua e whakaahua.
Don't take a photograph.
Whakaahua mai!
Take a photo of me!
Ki te kore koe e whakaae, ka pōuri ahau.
If you don't agree, I will be sad.
Kia āta titiro ki te whakaahua, kia kite ai koe.
Look carefully at the picture so you can see.
Ko wai i hopu i te ika?
Who caught the fish?
Ko wai kāore i hopu i te ika?
Who didn’t catch the fish?
Heoi anō, ka whakaae mātou ki tēnei tikanga hou.
In conclusion, we agree to this new plan.
E whakaae ana ētahi, engari kāore anō ētahi atu kia whakaae.
Some agree, but others have not yet agreed.
Nāna i here te rā, kia āta haere ai.
He tied the sun so that it would travel slowly.
I mātakitaki ngā tāngata i ngā whakaahua.
The people gazed at the pictures.
E kore rawa au e whakaae atu.
I will never agree.
E kore tonu au e whakaae.
I will never agree. — 137
Auē ana rātou katoa.
They all cried out in distress.
Titiro mai ki tēnei whakaahua.
Look at this photograph.
Kua mau koe te here.
You are held fast through being bound.
Kua mau koe i a au te here.
You are held fast by me through being bound.
Kua mau koe te here e au.
You are held fast through being bound by me.
Ina kore koe e haere mai, ka haere au ki te hī.
If you don’t come, I will go fishing.
E whakaae ana mai rātou kia haere tāua.
They agreed that we should visit them.
Ka auē ōna tuākana i te mataku.
His elder brothers cried out in fear.
Me hopu e koe ngā hōiho.
You should (had best) catch the horses.
I whakaae ahau kia āwhina tāua i a ia.
I agreed that we should help him.
Ki te whakaae tā tātou tono, ka tīmata te mahi āpōpō
If our application is approved, work will start tomorrow
Titiro ki te whakaahua
Look at the picture
Kei te hī ika rāua.
They (those two) are fishing.
Kei te hī ika rātou.
They (three or more) are fishing.