Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 55:
waea, whā, āwangawanga, ēnā, no
Sentence Flashcards
100 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–55, including at least one word introduced in lesson 55.
Kei hea taku waea?
Where's my phone?
E whā ngā manu kei waho.
There are four birds outside.
Hei te whā karaka.
See you at four o'clock.
Tekau mā whā.
Fourteen.
Kaua e āwangawanga.
Be strong.
Kei a wai te waea?
Whose got the phone?
Kei te āwangawanga au.
I'm worried.
He iti rawa ēnā.
These are too small.
He manu ēnā.
Those are birds.
Kei te āwangawanga ahau...
I'm concerned...
Ko ngā toa ēnā.
Those ones (by you) are the champions.
He pene ēnā kei runga i te tēpu.
There are pens on the table.
I aha ēnā tamariki?
What did those children do?
Ā whā tau.
In four years.
He waea hou tāu.
You have a new phone.
E whā ngā kurī.
There are four dogs.
Te pai hoki o tō hanga i ēnā kākahu.
You look pretty/handsome in those clothes.
Ko tēnei he mea nō roto i te waea.
This is something from the inside of your phone.
Kei te āwangawanga ahau.
I am worried.
Kei te āwangawanga koe.
You are worried.
Kei te āwangawanga ia.
He or she is worried.
I āwangawanga ahau.
I was worried.
Ka āwangawanga ahau.
I will be worried.
I āwangawanga koe.
You were worried.
Ka āwangawanga koe.
You will be worried.
I āwangawanga ia.
He or she was worried.
Ka āwangawanga ia.
He or she will be worried.
I tino āwangawanga ahau.
I was very worried.
Ka tino āwangawanga ahau.
I will be very worried.
I tino āwangawanga koe.
You were very worried.
Ka tino āwangawanga koe.
You will be very worried.
I tino āwangawanga ia.
He or she was very worried.
Ka tino āwangawanga ia.
He or she will be very worried.
I āhua āwangawanga ahau.
I was somewhat worried.
Ka āhua āwangawanga ahau.
I will be somewhat worried.
I āhua āwangawanga koe.
You were somewhat worried.
Ka āhua āwangawanga koe.
You will be somewhat worried.
I āhua āwangawanga ia.
He or she was somewhat worried.
Ka āhua āwangawanga ia.
He or she will be somewhat worried.
Kei te āhua āwangawanga ahau.
I am somewhat worried.
Kei te āhua āwangawanga koe.
You are somewhat worried.
Kei te āhua āwangawanga ia.
He or she is somewhat worried.
Kei te tino āwangawanga ahau.
I am very worried.
Kei te tino āwangawanga koe.
You are very worried.
Kei te tino āwangawanga ia.
He or she is very worried.
Kei te tino āwangawanga a Rangi.
Rangi is very worried.
Kei te tino āwangawanga a Mere.
Mere is very worried.
Kei te āhua āwangawanga a Rangi.
Rangi is somewhat worried.
Kei te āhua āwangawanga a Mere.
Mere is somewhat worried.
I āhua āwangawanga a Rangi.
Rangi was somewhat worried.
Ka āhua āwangawanga a Rangi.
Rangi will be somewhat worried.
I āhua āwangawanga a Mere.
Mere was somewhat worried.
Ka āhua āwangawanga a Mere.
Mere will be somewhat worried.
I tino āwangawanga a Rangi.
Rangi was very worried.
Ka tino āwangawanga a Rangi.
Rangi will be very worried.
I tino āwangawanga a Mere.
Mere was very worried.
Ka tino āwangawanga a Mere.
Mere will be very worried.
Nō reira, kia whā atu anō.
So we need four more.
Kia whā.
We need four.
Kāore āku kī i ngaro i ahau. I ngaro ēnā i a koe.
I didn't lose my keys. You lost them.
Kāore i ngaro āku kī i ahau. I ngaro ēnā i a koe.
I didn't lose my keys. You lost them.
No wai mā ēnei hū?
Who do these shoes belong to?
No ngā tāngata i roto i te whare nui.
They belong to all the people in the meeting house.
Kia mutu taku hui, ka waea atu ia ki a koe.
When I finish my meeting, I will call you.
Kātahi anō tō hoa ka waea mai.
Your friend just called. (or: your friend finally called; or: your friend called for the first time)
I waea a wai ki a koe?
Who rang you?
He waea tā Hine.
Hine has a phone.
Kāore ā Hine waea.
Hine doesn’t have any phones.
Ko wai mā ēnā tangata?
Who are those people?
no tata noa iho
from very close
Ko wai mā ēnā?
Who are those people over there?
Kei te āwangawanga ahau ki te kōrero.
I'm worried about speaking.
Kei te ātaahua Ēnā manu
Those birds near you are beautiful
Ēnei Ēnā Ērā
That's tricky
He waea a Mere tēnei
This is Mere’s phone
No! Ko tāku pukapuka tēnei
This is MY book
E whā ngā whare
Four houses.
E whā ngā manu e tangi ana
Four birds calling
E whā ngā pukapuka
There are four books
E whā ngā waea
There are four phones
Ka kite + i a + koutou + ā te + whā karaka
I'll see you all at 4 o'clock.
Kei whea tō waea?
Where’s your phone?
Kia whā pea.
Four maybe.
Ka whā tau au ki reira.
I shall be there for four years.
Homai ētahi o ēnā keke kia whā.
Please give me four of those cakes.
Kei te āwangawanga au kei ua āpōpō.
I’m worried it might rain tomorrow.
I āwangawanga rātou kei kore ia e tae atu i te wā tika.
They were worried that she might not arrive at the right time.
E whā tau ki muri.
Four years ago.
E whā tekau mā whā ō tātou manuhiri.
We have forty-four guests — including you among the hosts.
He kino ēnā kurī.
Those dogs are bad.
Ko ngā pukapuka tika ēnā
Those are the right books
Homai ētahi o ēnā keke kia whā
Please give me four of those cakes (literally, let it be four).
No mātou tēnei whare.
(This house belongs to us.)
No wai ngā waka whero?
(Who owns the red cars?)
Ko ngā aha ēnā?
What are those?
He aha ēnā?
What are those?
Ehara ēnā i te ngeru.
Those are not cats.
Kei te āwangawanga au kei ua āpōpō
I'm worried it might rain tomorrow
I te whā karaka
At four o’clock
Ā te whā karaka
At four o’clock