Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 113:
karu, kawea, kawhe, kānga, kīhini
Sentence Flashcards
35 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–113, including at least one word introduced in lesson 113.
Kotahi te kawhe
one coffee
Me haere tāua ki te inu kawhe.
We should go for a coffee.
kawhe me te keke.
coffee and cake.
Kāore anō au ki kia kai i te kānga wai.
I haven't tried rotten corn yet.
He reka te kānga?
Is the corn sweet?
Kua kai kānga wai ia.
He's tried fermented corn.
He kawhe māu e hoa?
Would you like a coffee mate?
He kānga wai tēnei.
This is fermented corn.
Kua kai kānga wai koe?
Have you tried 'rottten corn'?
He wera ērā kānga.
Those corn are hot.
Mā wai te kawhe nei?
Who is this coffee for?
Inu ai au i te kawhe ia ata, ia ata.
I always drink coffee every morning.
He aha te tae o ōna karu?
What colour are her eyes?
He kākāriki ōna karu.
His eyes are green.
He kahurangi ōna karu.
Her eyes are blue.
He kawhe māu?
Do you want a coffee?
Ka noho au ki te moenga inu ai i taku kawhe.
I sat in bed and drank my coffee.
Kei roto rāua i te kīhini.
Those two are in the kitchen.
Māku? Auē, kei te moe tonu aku karu Pāpā.
Me? Oh no, my eyes are still sleeping Dad.
He rite tonu ō karu ki ō whaea.
Your eyes are like your mother's.
Kei konei! Ka rawe koe hei karu mōku.
Here it is! You're an excellent set of eyes for me.
Nā wai tō kawhe i whakarite i tēnei rā?
Who was the one who made your coffee today?
E moe ō karu!
Close your eyes!
Kei te kīhini ngā kapu.
The cups are in the kitchen.
Kāore ngā kapu i te kīhini.
The cups are not in the kitchen.
Āta kawea te pereti kei taka te kai ki te papa.
Slowly/carefully carry the plate or the kai might fall on the ground.
Kawea atu he wai mōku.
Carry some water for me.
Kei te haere au ki te kīhini hei tunu i te kai.
I am going to the kitchen to cook the food.
Pēnei au kei taku whare, engari i te kīhini tonu.
I thought it was in my house, but it was actually in the kitchen.
Kei te hiahia koe ki te tī, ki te kawhe rānei?
Would you like a tea or coffee?
Kāore he huka i te kīhini, nā reira ka inu au i te tī kāore he huka.
There is no sugar in the kitchen, so I’ll drink tea without sugar.
He kōtiro kei roto i te kīhini.
There is a girl in the kitchen.
Kawea ana ia ki roto ki te whare o te tohunga.
He was carried into the house of the priest.
Nā te aha ngā kānga i kai?
What has eaten the corn?
Nā te kiore ngā kānga i kai.
(It was the rat (that) ate the corn (Rats ate the corn).