Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 20:
tōku, mere, wahine, tangata, tāngata, wāhine
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163 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–20, including at least one word introduced in lesson 20.
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Me aha a Mere?
What should Mere do?
He tangata pai koe.
You are a good person.
Tēnā koe e Mere.
Hello Mere.
E Mere.
Hey Mary.
Te ātaahua hoki o tērā wahine!
How beautiful that woman is!
He keke te kai pai ki tōku hoa.
Cake is what my friend likes.
Kei te aha tērā tangata?
What is that person doing?
Kei te pēhea a Mere?
How is Mere?
Kia ora e Mere. He ātaahua tō whare.
Thanks, Mere. Your house is beautiful.
He ātaahua tērā tangata.
That person is beautiful.
Te whare o te tangata.
The man's house.
He ātaahua te tangata rā.
That person is pretty.
He tino ātaahua te tangata rā.
That person is the prettiest.
He tangata pai atu.
A better person.
Ko tōku hoa tēnei.
This is my friend.
I te kōrero ngā wahine.
The women were talking.
Tōku nei whare.
This house of mine.
Kei te tino pai a Mere.
Mere is very good.
Kei te tino ora a Mere.
Mere is very well.
Kei te tino matekai a Mere.
Mere is very starving.
Kei te tino hiainu a Mere.
Mere is very thirsty.
Kei te tino hiamoe a Mere.
Mere is very sleepy.
Kei te tino harikoa a Mere.
Mere is very happy.
Kei te tino riri a Mere.
Mere is very angry.
Kei te tino pōuri a Mere.
Mere is very sad.
Kei te tino wera a Mere.
Mere is very hot.
Kei te āhua pai a Mere.
Mere is somewhat good.
Kei te āhua ora a Mere.
Mere is somewhat well.
Kei te āhua matekai a Mere.
Mere is somewhat starving.
Kei te āhua hiainu a Mere.
Mere is somewhat thirsty.
Kei te āhua hiamoe a Mere.
Mere is somewhat sleepy.
Kei te āhua harikoa a Mere.
Mere is somewhat happy.
Kei te āhua riri a Mere.
Mere is somewhat angry.
Kei te āhua pōuri a Mere.
Mere is somewhat sad.
Kei te āhua wera a Mere.
Mere is somewhat hot.
I āhua pai a Mere.
Mere was somewhat good.
Ka āhua pai a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat good.
I āhua ora a Mere.
Mere was somewhat well.
Ka āhua ora a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat well.
I āhua matekai a Mere.
Mere was somewhat starving.
Ka āhua matekai a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat starving.
I āhua hiainu a Mere.
Mere was somewhat thirsty.
Ka āhua hiainu a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat thirsty.
I āhua hiamoe a Mere.
Mere was somewhat sleepy.
Ka āhua hiamoe a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat sleepy.
I āhua harikoa a Mere.
Mere was somewhat happy.
Ka āhua harikoa a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat happy.
I āhua riri a Mere.
Mere was somewhat angry.
Ka āhua riri a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat angry.
I āhua pōuri a Mere.
Mere was somewhat sad.
Ka āhua pōuri a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat sad.
I āhua wera a Mere.
Mere was somewhat hot.
Ka āhua wera a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat hot.
I tino pai a Mere.
Mere was very good.
Ka tino pai a Mere.
Mere will be very good.
I tino ora a Mere.
Mere was very well.
Ka tino ora a Mere.
Mere will be very well.
I tino matekai a Mere.
Mere was very starving.
Ka tino matekai a Mere.
Mere will be very starving.
I tino hiainu a Mere.
Mere was very thirsty.
Ka tino hiainu a Mere.
Mere will be very thirsty.
I tino hiamoe a Mere.
Mere was very sleepy.
Ka tino hiamoe a Mere.
Mere will be very sleepy.
I tino harikoa a Mere.
Mere was very happy.
Ka tino harikoa a Mere.
Mere will be very happy.
I tino riri a Mere.
Mere was very angry.
Ka tino riri a Mere.
Mere will be very angry.
I tino pōuri a Mere.
Mere was very sad.
Ka tino pōuri a Mere.
Mere will be very sad.
I tino wera a Mere.
Mere was very hot.
Ka tino wera a Mere.
Mere will be very hot.
E ai ki tērā tangata.
According to that person.
He aha a Mere i hoki mai ai?
Why did Mere come back?
Te mahi a te tāngata.
There were heaps of people.
Kei te pōuri ngā wāhine.
The women are sad.
Me waiata a Mere.
Mere should sing.
He whare tōku.
I have a house.
Mā ngā tāngata tēnei kōrero.
This speech is for the people.
Ehara mā ngā tāngata tēnei kōrero.
This speech is not for the people.
Haere mai ki tōku whare.
Come over to my house.
ki te tangata
to the man
Ka mate tēnei tangata i tēnā tangata
this man was beaten by that man
He wāhine rātou, he tāne tātou.
They are women, we are men.
Kua mate tōku hoa.
My friend has died.
E kōrero ana ngā wāhine.
The women are talking.
Kua haere atu te tangata rā.
That man has gone away.
Kua mate te wahine.
The woman has died.
Ko te tangata
The man.
Ehara i te tāngata.
Not the men.
Nā te tangata.
The man’s.
Ehara i te tangata.
Not the man’s.
Nō te tangata.
The man’s.
Ka haere a Mere.
Mary goes.
E waiata ana a Mere.
Mary is singing.
Ko te kurī te hoa o te tangata.
(The dog (is) the friend of the man.)
Kei a Mere
(is) at Mary
I a Mere
(was) at Mary
Nā Mere a Rangi i tangi ai.
Mere was the reason Rangi cried.
Mā Rangi a Mere e riri ai.
Rangi is the reason that Mere will be angry.
Kei te riri a Mere ki a Rangi e tangi ana.
Mere is angry at Rangi who is crying.
Mā Rangi rāua ko Mere e waiata.
Rangi and Mere will be the ones to sing.
Ehara mā Rangi rāua ko Mere e waiata.
Rangi and Mere will not be the ones to sing.
Kei te waiata te wahine.
The woman is singing.
I te waiata te wahine.
The woman was singing.
E waiata ana te wahine.
The woman is singing.
nā Rangi rāua ko Mere
Rangi and Mere arethe reason
mā Rangi rāua ko Mere
Rangi and Mere will bethe reason
I waiata ngā wāhine i te waiata.
The women sang the song.
Kua oma te tangata.
The man has run.
Ka waiata Tēnei wahine
This woman near me will sing
Ka waiata Tēnā wahine
That woman near you will sing g
Ka waiata Tērā wahine
That woman over there will sing
He tangata ora ahau.
I am a healthy person.
Kei te kai te tāne i te keke a ngā tamariki a te wahine.
The man is eating the woman's children's cake.
He hoa tōku
I have a friend
Ko wai te wahine e waiata ana?
Who is that woman singing?
Ko Mere te wahine e waiata a a
Mere is the one who is singing
Ko Mere e kōrero ana
Mere is the one speaking
Ko wai te tangata i kai i te keke?
Who was the person who are the cake?
Ko wai tērā wahine?
Who is that woman?
Kei tōku whare ahau
I am at my house
Ehara a Rangi i te wahine
Rangi is not a woman.
I mahi ngā wāhine katoa.
All the women worked.
Kei te waiata anō a Mere.
Mere is singing again.
He tangata pai.
A good person.
I kōrero ngā wāhine.
The women spoke.
I te kōrero ngā wāhine.
The women were talking.
Kia hoki mai rā anō a Mere, ka kai tātou.
We won't eat until Mere comes back.
Kua kai te wahine.
The woman has eaten.
I kai te wahine.
The woman ate.
E kai ana te wahine.
The woman is eating.
Ka kai te wahine.
The woman will eat, eats, or ate, according to context.
Me kai te wahine.
The woman had better eat.
Kei te kōrero ngā wāhine.
The women are talking.
Ko tēnei te whare o Mere.
This is Mere’s house.
Ko tōku whare tēnei.
This is my house.
Ko rātou ngā tāngata.
They are the people.
E haere atu ana te tangata.
The man is or was going away.
Oma ana te tangata.
The man ran.
Ka hoki te tangata.
The man will return.
Kei te waiata a Mere.
Mere is singing.
E haere mai ana rātou ki tōku whare.
They are coming to my house.
He aha tērā tangata?
What is that person?
E waiata ana te tangata rā.
That man is singing.
Ko wai ngā tāngata e haere mai ana?
Who are the men who are coming towards us?
I tōku whare ngā tamariki.
The children were at my house.
E aha ana a Mere?
What is Mere doing?
E kai ana a Mere.
Mere is eating.
he tangata nui
a big man
He tangata pai te tangata nei.
This man is a good man.