Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 193:
hi, hika, hiko, hinengaro, hoea
Sentence Flashcards
15 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–193, including at least one word introduced in lesson 193.
Hoea ki uta!
Paddle towards the land!
Hoea tō waka, e hoa!
Go for it, mate!
E hika mā!
Crikey!
Ko wai ngā tamariki koi ngā hinengaro?
Who are the children with sharp minds?
I hoea te waka e ngā manuhiri ki te motu.
The boat was paddled by the guests to the island.
E hika mā.
Gosh.
Auē, e hika mā.
Goodness me.
E hika! He rite tō haunga ki tō te kurī.
Heck! You smell like the dog.
I a Kuikui e tamariki ana, kāore kau he hiko.
When Gran was young, there wasn't any electricity.
Hoea tō waka!
Go for it!
E hika! He rite tō haunga ki tō te kurī.
Heck! You smell like the dog.
He kamakama te hinengaro
The/Her mind is quick. (i.e. She’s clever / on the ball.)
He kamakama te hinengaro.
The mind is quick.
He hiahia nōku ki te hi ika.
Because I wish to fish.
I pēhea te tunu kai i ngā wā o mua atu i te hiko?
How did people cook their food before there was electricity?