Languages+2009

languages 2009 we are doing the same as last year

ka kite ano {see you again}

E noho ra {said by the person leaving to the person staying}

Haere ra {said by the person staying to the person leaving}

ae yes Kao or koare no

E ki ra is that right

Aroha ma Sorry

me haere tatou We’d better go

Me kai tatou We’d better eat

he pai a Haami ki a koe? do you like haami

Ae he paia haami ki au? yes I like haai

Kōare i te a Haami ki au No I don’t like haaami

NUMBERS

Tahi Rua Toru Wha Rima Ono Whitu Waru Iwa Tekau 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Tekau ma tahi Tekau ma rua Tekau ma toru Tekau ma wha Tekau ma rima 11 12 13 14 15

Tekau ma ono Tekau ma whitu Tekau ma waru Tekau ma iwa Rua tekau 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Rua tekau ma tahi Rua tekau ma rua Rua tekau ma toru Rua tekau ma wha 25 26 27 28 Rua tekau ma rima Rua tekau ma ono Rua tekau ma whitu Rua tekau ma waru 29 30 31 32 Rua tekau ma iwa Toru tekau Toru tekau ma tahi Toru tekau ma rua 33 34 35 36 Toru tekau ma toru toru tekau ma wha toru tekau ma rima toru tekau ma ono 37 38 39 40 toru tekau ma whitu toru tekau ma waru toru tekau ma iwa Wha tekau 41 42 43 44 Wha tekau ma tahi wha tekau ma rua wha tekau ma toru wha tekau ma wha 45 46 47 48 wha tekau ma rima wha tekau ma ono wha tekau ma whitu wha tekau ma waru

wha tekau ma iwa rima tekau Months

January Kohi-tatea February Hui-tangury March poutu-te-rangi April paenga-whawa may Hatatua June piripi July Hongongi august heri-turi-koka September Mahuru october Whiringa-a-nuku November Whiriga-a-rangi December Hakihea

They got there names from the moon and where they lived.

days of the week

Monday Rahina Tuesday Ratu Wednesday Raapa Thursday Rapare Friday Ramere Saturday Rahoroi Sunday Ratapus

Saturday is washing day. Sunday is secured day.

kei te pēhea koe How are you? [to one person]

kei te pēhea korua How are you? [to two people]

Kei te pai Fine

Kei te hiamoe au I am sleepy

Kei te pōuri au I am sad

kei te harkai au I am hungry

Kei te makariri au I am cold

kei te riri au I am angry

tino very

Where is your family from? Nō hea tō whanou

from where? Nō hea

from...... Nō

mother māmā

farther pāpā

sister of female tuatama

sister of male tuahine

brother of female turigane

brother of older older boy terina

brother of a younger boy kokoro

Aunt whaea

Uncle matua kīke

Cousin kaihana

Who is your teacher? Ko wai tō kaiako

Kia tere! Hurry up

Hang on / wait Taihoa

Red whero

yellow --- kowha

Blue - kahurangi

Green --- kakariki

Black - pango

White --- mo

Brown --- pakaha

Pink --- mawhero

orange karaka

purple tawa

Trousers --torau

Shirt - hate

shoe --- hu

Skirt --- panekati

cap or hat potae

jacket coat kati

socks --- takirmo

singlet hingareti

He pai te heta i like the

kakariki ki au green shirt

Red whero

yellow --- kowha

Blue - kahurangi

Green --- kakariki

Black - pango

White --- mo

Brown --- pakaha

Pink --- mawhero

orange karaka

purple tawa

Trousers --torau

Shirt - hate

shoe --- hu

Skirt --- panekati

cap or hat potae

jacket coat kati

socks --- takirmo

singlet hingareti

Oui Yes Non --- No D’accord --- okay Blen Good tres bien very good Excellent! -- Excellent Bravo - Well done fantastique! Fantastic Choutte! -- cool Super! - Great! Super! Morci -- thank you Morci baucoup Thank you very much C’est juste --- Thats right C’est faux - thats wrong Je ne comorende pas - I don’t under stand Encore une fols --- Again/ Once more Un, Deux, tries partest --- ready, steady go!

Days of the week: Monday --- Lundi Tuesday --- Mardi Wednesday Mercred Thursday judi Friday -- Vendredi Saturday samedi Sunday dimanche

Tu t’applle comment? What’s her name?

IL s’apple comment? What his name?

Elle s’applle? Her name is

IL s’applle his name is

Comment s’ecrit How is it spelt

Ca s’ecrit It’s spelt

Ca var how are you

comment ca var How are things how are you going

ca va bien well/fine

ca va mal not well/badly