Grammar
Let's add the word 'i' to what we already know about 'kei hea!'
How would ask someone 'Where was my pen?'
The words 'I hea' translate to what in English?
How would you ask your friend, 'where was your pen?'
The question 'I hea tana koti?' is the equivalent to which option below?
How would you ask, 'Where were my shoes?'
The question 'I hea aku tōkena?' is the equivalent to which option below?
How would you ask 'where was my cell phone?'
'Where was my bag?' Which of the following is the correct translation for this question?
How would you ask 'Where were they (two people)?'
How would you ask your friend, 'where were you?'
Which of the following options is the correct way to ask 'Where Tāmati was?'
How would you answer the question above and say Tāmati was in Hastings?
Which of the following options is the correct way to say, 'In my bag'
Which of the following is the correct way to say, 'I was in Ruātoki'
The term 'tōterehō' is Ngā Puhi dialect which means 'impetuous'. Is this statement true or false?
Exercises
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