Results for we look forward to meeting again translation from English to Maori

looking forward to meeting you
kei te tumanako ka tutaki ki a koe

look forward to it
tae noa ki te wa i muri mai

we look forward to seeing you all
ka kite mātou i a koe a tērā wiki

i look forward to seeing you again someday soon
ka titiro whakamuri ahau ki te kite i a koe i muri mai i etahi atu ra

look forward to talking
korero ki a koe a hohoro

we look forward to seeing you there!
e tūmanako ana ki te kite i a koe i reira!

i look forward to seeing you
e tūpato ana ahau ki te kite i a koe

look forward to the vision of you
titiro whakamua ki te kite ia koe

i look forward to seeing you on monday
e tūpato ana ahau ki te kite i a koe

we are looking forward to being care takers for your tuatara
kei te tumanako matou kia waiho hei kaitiaki mo to tuatara

are you looking forward to your holiday?
ka noho tatou ki hea?

we look at the whiteboard
titiro ki te papa mā

only they would that we should remember the poor; the same which i also was forward to do.
otiia me mahara maua ki te hunga rawakore; he mea ano hoki tena i hihiko ai ahau

e tatari ana mō te wiki e tū mai nei! (looking forward to next week!)
hei te wiki e tū nei

love you family and looking forward to exciting things ahead for us all as a family as we let god walk with us
aroha ki to whanau me te titiro whakamua ki nga mea whakahirahira i mua mo tatou katoa hei utuafare

and said unto him, art thou he that should come, or do we look for another?
ka mea ki a ia, ko koe ranei tenei e haere mai nei, me tatari ranei tatou ki tetahi atu

for our conversation is in heaven; from whence also we look for the saviour, the lord jesus christ:
ko te rangi ia te wahi i tangata whenua ai tatou: kei reira hoki te kaiwhakaora e taria atu nei e tatou, te ariki, a ihu karaiti

we roar all like bears, and mourn sore like doves: we look for judgment, but there is none; for salvation, but it is far off from us.
kei te ngengere tatou katoa ano he pea; ko to tatou rite kei te kukupa e tumutumu tonu ana. e tatari ana tatou ki te whakawa, heoi kua kahore; ki te whakaora, otiia kei tawhiti atu i a tatou

while we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal.
i a tatou kahore nei e titiro ki nga mea e kitea ana, engari ki nga mea kahore e kitea: he mea nonaianei noa hoki nga mea e kitea ana; he mea mau tonu ia nga mea kahore e kitea