Results for you choose translation from English to Maori

choose
iwi

you
harikoa ana ki te haere ki te kaainga?

you,
thank you,

choose playlist
waitohua rārangi-pūoru

fuck you
ko wai ahau

thank you
kia tu patō

you don't
i taku taha

i choose this theme
ko tēnei te marau he whiriwhiri ai au i tēnei kaupapa

friends are the family we choose
manaaki i tenei whare

envy thou not the oppressor, and choose none of his ways.
kei hae ki te tangata nanakia, kaua hoki e whiriwhiria tetahi o ona ara

choose one of these men, and what is your occupation in this article?
he aha nga mea tukino ki roto i te parakitihi?

let us choose to us judgment: let us know among ourselves what is good.
ko ta tatou e whiriwhiri ai ma tatou ko te mea tika: kia mohiotia hoki e tatou, e tenei, e tenei, ko te aha te mea pai

how much less shall i answer him, and choose out my words to reason with him?
a kia whakahoki kupu ano ahau ki a ia, kia whiriwhiri kupu ano maku ki a ia

he shall choose our inheritance for us, the excellency of jacob whom he loved. selah.
mana e whiriwhiri to tatou nohoanga mo tatou, te mea pai rawa o hakopa, o tana i aroha ai. (hera

and the lord shall inherit judah his portion in the holy land, and shall choose jerusalem again.
a ka riro i a ihowa a hura hei wahi tupu mana i te whenua tapu, tera ano hoki ia ka whiriwhiri hiruharama

the lord did not set his love upon you, nor choose you, because ye were more in number than any people; for ye were the fewest of all people:
ehara i te nui no koutou i nga iwi katoa i matenui ai a ihowa ki a koutou, i whiriwhiri ai i a koutou; he iti rawa hoki koutou i nga iwi katoa

but if i live in the flesh, this is the fruit of my labour: yet what i shall choose i wot not.
ki te ora ia ahau i te kikokiko, mehemea ko te hua tenei o taku mahi, heoi kahore ahau e mohio ko te aha taku e whiriwhiri ai

for before the child shall know to refuse the evil, and choose the good, the land that thou abhorrest shall be forsaken of both her kings.
mohio rawa hoki te tamaiti ki te paopao ki te kino, ki te whiriwhiri i te pai, ka mahue te whenua e whakariharihangia nei e koe ona kingi e rua

when they have finished weeping, they sit on chairs that are different from those of the locals. locals and visitors can choose from a number of keynote speakers
ka mutu tā rātou tangi ka noho ki runga i ngā tūru anganui atu i ērā o te iwi kāinga. mā te hunga kāinga me te manuhiri anō e whirwhiri tokohia a rātou kaikōrero tokoh