Vous avez cherché: got to look after family (Anglais - Maori)

to take up the job of looking after family
hei tango i te mahi tiaki i muri i te whānau

look after yourself
ka pai mo tou tinana

look after your mind body and soul
he tiakihia to hinengaro tinana me to wairua

made to look at
whakatirohia

we just got to tāmaki makautau
kātahi tonu mātau ka tae ki te whenua ngote

and it shall be no more the confidence of the house of israel, which bringeth their iniquity to remembrance, when they shall look after them: but they shall know that i am the lord god.
e kore ano e waiho hei okiokinga mo te whare o iharaira, hei whakamahara ki te he, i a ratou ka anga nei, ka whai i a ratou; a ka mohio ratou ko te ariki ahau, ko ihowa

and i wept much, because no man was found worthy to open and to read the book, neither to look thereon.
na nui atu toku tangi, no te mea kihai i kitea tetahi e tika ana hei whewhera i te pukapuka, hei titiro iho ranei ki reira

love yourself for who you are not what others want you to be, if you are how you want yourself to be than that all that matters, because if your gonna live by everyone else's statements where does that get you look after yourself instead of others much love
aroha ki a koe ano ko wai koe, ko wai koe ehara i te mea e hiahia ana etahi atu kia aroha koe ki a koe ano ko wai koe kaua rawa e whakarongo ki nga whakaaro o etahi atu kei reira he poauau katoa.

and no man in heaven, nor in earth, neither under the earth, was able to open the book, neither to look thereon.
a kihai i taea e tetahi i te rangi, i te whenua ranei, i raro ranei i te whenua, te whewhera i te pukapuka, te titiro ranei ki reira

and he that sat was to look upon like a jasper and a sardine stone: and there was a rainbow round about the throne, in sight like unto an emerald.
a ko tera i noho ra rite tonu ki te titiro atu ki te kohatu hahapa, ki te harariu: he aniwaniwa hoki i nga taha katoa o te torona, ko te ahua ki te titiro atu kei to te emerara

and it came to pass, when he was come near to enter into egypt, that he said unto sarai his wife, behold now, i know that thou art a fair woman to look upon:
a, i a ia ka tata te tae ki ihipa, ka mea ia ki a harai, ki tana wahine, nana, e mohio ana ahau he wahine ataahua koe ki te titiro atu

and the damsel was very fair to look upon, a virgin, neither had any man known her: and she went down to the well, and filled her pitcher, and came up.
na ko te kotiro ra he tino ataahua ki te titiro atu, he wahina, kahore ano tetahi tane kia mohio noa ki a ia: na ka heke atu ia ki te puna, ka whakaki i tana oko, a ka haere ake

there were some clothes to buy. there were some things to look at. i looked at flax weaving and poi making. i enjoyed this. some children sang songs. they did kapa haka. the children were from salford school and st theresa’s school. they sang five songs. they sang the matariki song. i liked listening to that song. i didn’t enjoy the cold. i bought some food to eat. i was hungry. i ate a burger and ice cream. my brother had pizza and ice cream. it was a fun day. i will go next year.
he kakahu etahi mo te hoko. he mea etahi hei titiro. i titiro au ki te raera me te poi. i pai ahau ki tenei. ko etahi tamariki i waiata. i kapa haka ratou. ko nga tamariki mai i te kura o salford me te kura a st theresa. ka waiata ratou e rima nga waiata. i waiata ratou i te waiata a matariki. i pai ahau ki te whakarongo ki taua waiata. kihai ahau i pai ki te makariri. hokona mai e au etahi kai hei kai. i hiakai ahau. i kai ahau i te pihikete me te kirikiri. he pizza me te kirikiri toku teina. he ra ahuareka. ka haere ahau i te tau i muri mai.