Results for e haera matou mo te hikoi ki naenae translation from Maori to English

kei te hikoi ki tatahi
kei te hikoi ki tatahi

kei pouri matou mo te mate
sorry for your loss

me koutou hoki ka awhina tahi na ki ta koutou inoi mo matou; kia whakawhetai te tokomaha mo matou, mo te aroha noa na te tokomaha i homai ki a matou
ye also helping together by prayer for us, that for the gift bestowed upon us by the means of many persons thanks may be given by many on our behalf.

na kua pumau i a ia ana kupu i korerotia e ia mo matou, mo o matou kaiwhakawa i whakarite nei i o matou whakawa, na te kino nui hoki kua kawea mai nei e ia ki runga ki a matou: kahore hoki he rite mo te mea kua meatia nei ki hiruharama i raro i te rangi katoa
and he hath confirmed his words, which he spake against us, and against our judges that judged us, by bringing upon us a great evil: for under the whole heaven hath not been done as hath been done upon jerusalem.

na kua pa nei enei mea katoa ki a matou mo a matou mahi he, mo te nui o to matou poka ke, a i te mea he iti iho i o matou he au whiu, e to matou atua, a homai ana e koe tenei wahi whakaoranga
and after all that is come upon us for our evil deeds, and for our great trespass, seeing that thou our god hast punished us less than our iniquities deserve, and hast given us such deliverance as this;

na ka unga ratou e ahau ki a iro; ki te upoko o te kainga, o kahipia; a i hoatu ano e ahau he kupu hei korero ma ratou ki a iro ratou ko ona teina, ko nga netinimi, i te kainga, i kahipia, kia kawea mai ai e ratou he minita ki a matou mo te whar e o to tatou atua
and i sent them with commandment unto iddo the chief at the place casiphia, and i told them what they should say unto iddo, and to his brethren the nethinims, at the place casiphia, that they should bring unto us ministers for the house of our god.

ko te huihuinga motuhake tuunga i ahau ki te haere ki tetahi marae ko taku tangihanga korosi. mo te whakariterite, ko au anake kaore au i taka mo tetahi mea engari ko te whakakii i o aku kakahu na te mea 10 noa iho ahau i te waa, ka noho noa ahau ki muri ka kite au i nga mahi katoa. i te wa i pahemo aku koro i te wa e tino pouri ana mo taku whanau ki te whakahoki i tona tinana ki niu tireni ki te tanu i a ia kua mate ki ahitereiria, na reira i kii ai he nui nga moni. heoi i tatari matou mo te wiki kotahi ki te whai i tana tangihanga.
the first special occasion i had to attend a marae was for my koros funeral. for preparation, personally i didn't prepare for anything except packing my clothes because i was only 10 at the time, i just sat back and observed everything that was going on. at the time my koro had passed away it was stressful for my family to take his body back to new zealand to be buried as he had died in australia, so i assumed it cost a lot of money. so we waited around a week to have his funeral.