Results for ka kaukau translation from Maori to English

kaukau
go to the pool

ka kaukau koe ki whea?
where are you swiming?

ka kaukau i nga wai wera
short holiday

kei te kaukau
tuwhitia te hope.

ka kite
be there be here

ka aha ?
ka aha ?

ka aroha
will love you too

haere ki te kaukau
let’s go to the pool

ka ahei koutou ki te kaukau i roto te wai
i'm going for a swim

ka taea e au te haere ki te whare kaukau
can i go to the bathroom

ka kaukau i ngā wai wera. ka hīkoi i ngā ngahere.
the holiday is short and good.

kei te haere maua ki te awa kaukau
we stopped swimming

kei te kaukau au, engari kāore a teti pea kakariki, e kaukau ana.
i'm in the shower, but teti pea is not kidding.

i mauria mai e au aku kopaki moe me parahi me hopi niho me koma me patu piro me hopi makawe me hopi me kakahu kaukau me kakahu moe me toroiho me pari me tauera me toru hate me toru tarau poto me aku hū hākinakina me pārekereke me taku waea pūkoro
i brought my sleeping bag and toothbrush and toothpaste and comb and deodorant and shampoo and soap and togs and sleeping clothes and socks and underwear and bras and towel and 3 shirts and 3 shorts

ka mea a ihu ki a ia, ki te mea i te kaukau tetahi, kahore atu he aha mana, ko te horoi anake i ona waewae, e ma katoa ana hoki ia: e ma ana koutou, otira kahore katoa
jesus saith to him, he that is washed needeth not save to wash his feet, but is clean every whit: and ye are clean, but not all.

i roto ahau i te kaukau aroha mai i roa ahau kei te korero maori noa ahau i tenei ra kopae whakautu mai ki a au
bro answer me

Ō kākahu kaukau (he puna kaukau i konei); he tāora; tō tino momo inu me ō hū kanikani. he nui ngā kai i konei, nō reira kaua e mau kai mai.
Ō bathing suits (swimming pool here); a towel; your favorite type of drink and dance shoes. there is a lot of food here, so do not bring food.

kei te aha ratou? kei te kanikani ratou. kei te aha aua tamariki? kei te kai aihikiriimi ena tamariki. kei te aha a hoani? kei te kaukau a hoani. kei te aha to whaea? kei te tunu whaea. kei te aha tatou katoa? kei te whakangahau matou
what are they doing? they are dancing. what are those children doing? those children are eating ice cream. what is john doing? john is swimming. what your mum doing? mum is cooking. what are we all doing? we are having a party