Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 260:
pania, papakupu, parapara, parepare, patupaiarehe, pekepeke
Sentence Flashcards
12 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–260, including at least one word introduced in lesson 260.
Ko Pania tōku teina.
Pania is my younger sister.
Ko Pania tōku teina
Pania is my younger sister.
Kimihia te kupu ki te papakupu.
Look for the word in the dictionary.
I kitea te kupu i te papakupu.
The word was seen in the dictionary.
Kohia ngā parapara.
Collect up the rubbish.
Nāu tēnei papakupu.
This dictionary belongs to you/is yours.
I pekepeke te tamaiti i te taiapa.
The child jumped backwards and forwards over the fence.
I kite te tangata i te patupaiarehe.
The man saw the fairies.
Ko wai hei tiaki i tēnei parepare mō ngā tau e toru e tū mai nei?
Who will guard this bastion for the next three years?
Ka mīharo rātou ki te ātaahua o te wahine patupaiarehe.
They were astonished at the beauty of the fairy woman.
Haria atu ngā parapara ka waiho ai ki te taha o te rori!
Carry out the rubbish and leave it at the side of the road!
I whakahau ia kia kawe atu ngā tamariki i ngā parapara
He instructed the children to take away the rubbish