Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 231:
taranga, taru, tauera, taumata, tautohetohe
Sentence Flashcards
13 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–231, including at least one word introduced in lesson 231.
Kei hea ngā tauera?
Where are the tea towels?
Kua eke atu ia ki ngā taumata o te waru tekau mā whitu tau.
She has reached the age of eighty seven years.
Taku kitenga i a rāua i nanahi, i te tautohetohe rāua.
When I saw them yesterday, they were quarrelling.
Tukua te wairua kia rere ki ngā taumata.
Allow one's spirit to exercise its potential.
Kaua e tautohetohe.
Don't argue.
Ki tēnei taumata o te kaupapa, mauri mai i tō ake, i ō maunga, i ō awa, i ō whakapapa, pepeha.
To this level of the kaupapa, bring with you your own life force—from your mountains, your rivers, your genealogies, your pepeha.
Ka rapu a Māui i tana whaea, i a Taranga.
Māui looked for his mother, Taranga.
tapahia ngā taru tē taea e te pōtarotaro
cut the weeds the lawnmower is unable to cut.
tapahia ngā taru, tē taea e te pōtarotaro
cut the weeds the lawnmower is unable to cut
E whakamaroke ana rātou i ā rātou tauera.
They are drying their towels.
Ko ēnei ngā tauera mā tēnā kōtiro mā tēnā kōtiro.
These are the towels for each girl.
Kei a rāua ngā tauera
They have the towels
Taku kitenga i a rāua i nanahi, i te tautohetohe rāua
When I saw them yesterday, they were quarrelling