Usted buscó: let the native breath live (Inglés - Maorí)

let the man live
kia ora tangata

let the people live
e te iwi

i will learn the native language
nau mai

thanks for supporting the native information
nga mihi te korero

let the baby liveu
pepi

let the wind be strong
kia kaha e hoa

let the people praise the que
kia tangihia

let the spirit flow to the levels
hai arahi i a tatou mahi

let the site be built on the ground
kia meatia tau e pai ai ki runga ki te whenua

let the brightness of the sun shine upon you
kia tu kaha te karohirohi o te ra i runga i a koe

save, lord: let the king hear us when we call.
whakaorangia, e ihowa: kia whakahoki kupu mai te kingi ina karanga matou

let the question be directed to you, then you are done
ka putahi atu kia koe hei te wa

let the maori language be strong - at all times.
kia kaha te reo maori – i nga wa katoa.

let the brother of low degree rejoice in that he is exalted:
ko te teina iti, kia whakamanamana ia i te mea ka whakanekehia ake ia

let the wicked fall into their own nets, whilst that i withal escape.
kia taka te hunga kino ki roto ki a ratou kupenga ano: ko ahau ia kia mawhiti

but jesus said unto him, follow me; and let the dead bury their dead.
na ka mea a ihu ki a ia, arumia ahau: a waiho ma nga tupapaku e tanu o ratou tupapaku

don't let the father allow this treasure to be like a moa that will be lost.
kaua e te matua e tukua tēnei tino taonga kia rite ki te moa ka ngaro

let mount zion rejoice, let the daughters of judah be glad, because of thy judgments.
kia hari a maunga hiona, kia koa nga tamahine a hura i au whakaritenga

go in, speak unto pharaoh king of egypt, that he let the children of israel go out of his land.
haere, korero ki a parao kingi o ihipa kia tukua e ia nga tama a iharaira i tona whenua

the lord reigneth; let the earth rejoice; let the multitude of isles be glad thereof.
ko ihowa te kingi, kia hari te whenua, kia koa nga tini moutere