Results for where have you been? translation from English to Maori

where have you been
e tino reka tera

where have you two been
ka oma raua ki hea

i am good. how are you? have you been good?
hello kei te pēhea koe? he,

have you finished work
have you finished work

love to have you here.
kei te whakaaro ahau

have you washed your hands?
kei te koe horoia o ringaringa

family have you had breakfast
kua rite te kai a te whanau

have you moved into your new house
katahi ano ahau ka neke ki taku whare hou

have you heard of the ongoing funds
have you heard of the ongoing funds

i am truly blessed to have you as my cousin
e tino manaakitia ana ahau

thank heavens you were there, lucky we have you!
ehara koe i a ia!

now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, i would not have you ignorant.
na mo nga mea wairua, e oku teina, kahore ahau e pai kia kuware koutou

happy first birthday my love mum amd dad loves you so much and are blessed to have you here on earth side
kia hari te ra whanau tuatahi

hey my love just letting you know im crazy about you never stop thinking how lucky i am to have you by my side
i-type ang buong pangungusap sa iyong langage

that’s alright ☺️ and i scaffold for a living, which as been okay for the past year and a half. how many siblings have you got?
kei te pai ☺️ ana ka mahi ahau mo te oranga, i pai noa mo te tau me te hawhe kua hipa. tokohia ou teina?

and the lord said, simon, simon, behold, satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat:
e haimona, e haimona, na, kua inoi a hatana kia riro koe i a ia, kia tataritia ai koe e ia, ano he witi

but i would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope.
e kore ia matou e pai, e oku teina, kia kuware koutou ki te hunga kua moe, kei koingo koutou, kei pera me era atu kahore nei o ratou tumanakotanga atu

but i would have you know, that the head of every man is christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and the head of christ is god.
na e mea ana ahau kia matau koutou, ko te karaiti te o nga tane katoa; ko te tane te o te wahine; ko te atua ano te o te karaiti

dear mr grocott have you ever sat in your office freezing cold with no way to warm up? well that’s how hundreds of students feel every day in winter because of the rules imposed preventing people from wearing jackets inside. this disrupts our learning, ruining our concentration and possibly making us sick and unable to attend school. wearing a jacket inside affects nobody except the student when they’re finally able to warm up. hats, another item that can help students feel comfortable in sc
arohanui mr grocott kua noho koe i to tari i te makariri me te kore e whakamahana? ae, koira te ahua o nga rau o nga tauira ia ra i te takurua, na nga ture e aukati ana i nga tangata ki te mau koti o roto. ka whakararuraru tenei i a tatou ako, ka pakaru to tatou aro, ka mate pea tatou ka kore e tae ki te kura. ko te mau koti o roto ka kore e pa ki te tangata engari ko te tauira ka taea e ia te whakamahana. potae, tetahi atu mea hei awhina i nga akonga kia pai ki te sc