Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 180:
neke, ngau, pakanga, pakipaki, panekoti, papaioea
Sentence Flashcards
25 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–180, including at least one word introduced in lesson 180.
He mā tōna panekoti.
Her dress is white.
Kaua e ngau tuarā!
Don't talk abut someone behind their back!
Kāti te ngau tuarā!
Stop backbiting!
He pai tō panekoti.
Your skirt is nice.
Kei te mau ia i panekoti.
She is wearing a dress.
He panekoti hou tōku.
I have a new skirt.
Ā tērā wiki ka hui tātou ki Papaioea.
Next week we will meet in Palmerston.
Neke atu.
Move away.
Kei te ngau tō puku?
Have you got a sore puku?
I pakipaki te katoa me tō rātou kore e tino mārama ki tāua i kī ai.
Everyone applauded though they did not entirely understand what he had said.
Kaua tātou e pakipaki.
We shouldn't clap.
Kaua tātou e pakipaki.
We shouldn't clap.
Hoatu te pakipaki.
Give (him) a good hand!
Ka mutu te pakanga, ka mau hoki te rongo.
The war ended and peace was declared.
Kua neke aku mātua ki Ākarana noho ai.
My parents have moved to Auckland to live.
E oti ai tō tohu, me mātua haere ki te whare wānanga mō te toru tau, neke atu rānei.
To finish your degree, you will have to go to the university for three years or more.
He pakanga anō rānei, kāore rānei?
Was there warfare or not?
Ki Te Papaioea.
To Palmerston North.
Mā whea tātou e haere atu ai ki Te Papaioea?
By which route shall we go to Palmerston North?
He mā tōna panekoti.
Her dress is white.
Ka nui haere ngā pakanga ki reira.
The battles there were increasing.
Ko tā te tāne mahi he haere ki te pakanga kia ora ai tōna iwi.
The man’s job was to go to war so that his people would be safe.
Māu e tohutohu ki te tohunga ō mate, ka ngau ai te tohunga i ō atua e ngau ana i tō kiri, te mamae i tō tinana.
You must indicate your ills to the tohunga, then the tohunga will devour your spirits that are devouring your skin, paining your body.
He pukapuka mō te Pakanga Tuarua
A book about the Second World War
I pakipaki te katoa me tō rātou kore e tino mārama ki tāna i kī ai
Everyone applauded though they did not entirely understand what he had said