Sentences for a lesson
New vocabulary for lesson 96:
hāte, ina, kimihia, koi, mamae, ngākau
Sentence Flashcards
44 sentences using only vocabulary from lessons 1–96, including at least one word introduced in lesson 96.
Kei hea ngā tī hāte?
Were are the t-shirts?
Kua kimihia e ia āna kī i ngā wāhi katoa.
He has searched everywhere for his keys. (Literally, his keys have been searched for everywhere.).
He hāte pai tēnā.
That's a nice shirt.
I hoko au i tētehi hāte hou.
I bought a new shirt.
E pēhea ana tērā wahine koi?
How is that sharp (intelligent) woman?
He koi ia.
He is sharp.
Kei hea rā tērā wahine koi?
Where is that sharp woman?
Kei raro i te motokā te kurī e kimihia ana e koe.
The dog which you are looking for is under the car.
He pai tēnei hāte.
This is a nice shirt.
Kei te pīrangi hoki au i tēnā hāte.
I want that shirt too.
I oti i a au, engari kua mamae taku ringa i te tuhituhi.
I completed it but my hand is sore from all the writing.
He mamae tōku ringa.
My hand hurts.
E kimihia ana he tikanga.
A plan is/was being sought.
Kei te tino mamae tana tinana.
His body is very sore.
Ka tino kaha rawa tōna tangi ki tōna mamae.
She mourned deeply for her pains.
Ka kimihia tētahi tikanga, e kitea ai he moni.
A plan will be sought whereby money will be found.
Kei hea koe e mamae ana?
Where's your sore?
Nā te ngākau kē tēnei hiainu.
This thirst belongs to the heart.
Nō tētahi tangata nui noa atu taua hāte.
That shirt belonged to a bigger man.
Kei te kimihia he whare mō te kura.
A house is being sought for the school.
Hoatu kōrua, ka whai atu au ina mutu taku mahi.
You two go, I'll follow once I've finished my job.
Nōku tēnei hāte.
That shirt belongs to me.
Ka koa tōku ngākau ki āna kupu.
My heart raced at her words.
Mō tō māmā tēnei hāte.
This shirt is for your mother.
Ehara mō tō māmā tēnei hāte.
This shirt is not for your mother.
Ina tae te tangata rā ki tāwāhi, ka mate ia.
When that man reaches the other side he will die.
kimihia te mea ngaro!
seek that which is lost!
He whero rānei tēnā hāte?
Is that shirt red or... not?
He pai tōna ngākau.
He has a good/kind heart.
He koi tēnei toki.
This axe is sharp.
Ehara tēnei toki i te koi.
This axe is not sharp.
Kāore i te koi te toki nei.
This axe is not sharp.
Ina kore koe e tūpato, ka taka koe.
If you’re not careful, you’ll fall!
He koi tāna toki.
His axe is sharp.
He koi rānei tāna toki?
Is his axe sharp?
He koi rānei te toki nei?
Is this axe sharp?
Kimihia he tikanga!
Look for a way!
Ina haere mai koe āpōpō, me heke i taku kāinga.
If or when you come tomorrow, get off at my place.
Ina kite koe i a ia, me mihi.
When you see her say hullo for me.
Kimihia tāku pukapuka.
Look for my book.
Āe, he koi anō.
Yes, it is indeed sharp.
Kei te kimi ahau i tōku hāte mā
I am seeking (looking for) my clean shirt
Kāore ia i te kimihia e ōna hoa.
His friends aren’t/weren’t looking for him.
Ka koa tōku ngākau ki ana kupu.
My heart rejoiced at her words.