Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 149:
utaina, wawe, whakamau, whakapaipai, whakatau
Sentence Flashcards
19 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–149, including at least one word introduced in lesson 149.
Ka whakamau au i ngā hū?
May I try on the shoes?
He rawe tō whakapaipai whare!
Your house cleaning is excellent!
I whakapaipai whare au.
I did housework.
Nā, me whakamau i tō hāte.
Now, let's put your shirt on.
Me whakamau i tō tarau.
Let's put your trousers on.
E tae ai tēnei take te whakatau, me mātua mōhio ngā āhuatanga katoa.
In order for this issue to be decided, one must first know everything that relates to it.
Taihoa tātou e whakatau me aha.
Let us not decide what to do just yet.
Ki te kore koe e pai, ka moe wawe koe.
If you're not good, you'll go to bed early.
E whakapaipai ana ngā tamariki i ō rātou rūma.
The children are tidying their rooms.
Whakapaipai i a koe!
Make yourself look pretty!
Utaina ēnei mea ki runga i te taraka.
Load these things onto the truck.
I mua o tōna taenga mai, me whakapaipai tātou i te whare.
Before he or she arrives, we should tidy the house.
E taea ai tēnei take te whakatau, me mātua mōhio ngā āhuatanga katoa.
In order for this issue to be decided, one must first know everything that relates to it.
Me mātua paku kōrero te take, kātahi ka whakatau.
We should first discuss the issue a bit, then decide.
Ko koe anō koa a Whakatau.
You indeed are Whakatau.
Ka haere wawe ia, ki te tāone.
He will set off soon, for (to) town.
Utaina ngā mea katoa kia reri ai te taraka ki te haere āpōpō.
Load all the things so that (in order that) the truck will be ready to go tomorrow.
Utaina ēnei mea ki runga i te taraka
Load these things on to the truck
Kōrero ki tērā wahine e whakamau ana i tōku pōtae.
Speak to that woman wearing my hat.