Vous avez cherché: he harikoa i tatou katou (Maori - Anglais)

he tino harikoa i
it is with great pleasure

he harikoa toku mama
my older brother is annoying

he harikoa mo to marena
we hope it’s only one more week

manaakitia tenei tonga ataahua me te harikoa i te kitenga atu kei a koe te tuakana, teina me te whaea i a koe i te haerenga.
blessing to this beauti ful tonga and so happy to see that your older brother your nephew and mother are with you on the journey

kei te pupu ake ia ra kei te whakarite te iwi he harikoa he pouri ra me tuku puoro mai na me hoatu he take kia mene te marea he mama ra ki to marama ai tukuna karere kia tae
i'm going to go up and love it

e matawaia tonu ana o tatou kanohi i tatou e titiro ana ki te awhina tekateka noa mo tatou: i a tatou e tiaki atu ana, i whanga noa tatou ki te iwi e kore e whakaora
as for us, our eyes as yet failed for our vain help: in our watching we have watched for a nation that could not save us.

mauruuru ki te kaikorero, nau mai, harikoa katoa he harikoa me te honore kia tae mai ki tenei ra whakahirahira kua tukuna mai e te atua ki a tatou. ki te noho i konei i waenganui i o hoa me te whakaputa i o raatau wheako whakarereketanga, he tino miharo. kiki ana te whare i te kaha me te ihiihi, e koa ana kei konei ahau ..
thank you to the speaker, welcome everyone it is a pleasure and honor to be here on this glorious day that god has given us.to be here amongst friends and to share their life changing experiences is absolutely amazing. the house is filled with so much energy and beaming, that i am grateful that i am here..

na ka whakatata mai koutou katoa ki ahau, ka mea, kia tono tatou i etahi ki mua i a tatou, a ko ratou hei titiro i to tatou whenua, hei whakahoki mai i te korero ki a tatou, mo te huarahi e haere ai tatou ki runga, mo nga pa hoki ka haere atu ne i tatou ki reira
and ye came near unto me every one of you, and said, we will send men before us, and they shall search us out the land, and bring us word again by what way we must go up, and into what cities we shall come.

kare au i paku korero ki a koe mo te kura engari me haere au ki tetahi kura katolika kotiro katoa. no reira i tiimata ahau i te tau 11 i tenei tau, i te tiimata i taku ncea tuatahi, he harikoa, he ahua pouri tonu ki te whakaoti i nga aromatawai ka tutuki nga ra mutunga. he uaua ake te uru atu ki roto i te tau 11 i enei waa kati, mo ta maatau raka tuatahi he uaua ki ahau te aro ki aku mahi engari i mohio au me mahi e au ka mutu ka paahitia e au. heoi ko te tikanga me uru tatou ki te kati 2.0 ka roa mo te 2 wiki
i haven’t told you much about school except that i go to an all girl catholic school. so i started year 11 this year, starting my first ncea, it’s been fun, still a bit stressful having to finish assessments and meet deadlines . it’s been a lot harder to get through year 11 during these times of lockdown, for our first lockdown i found it hard to focus on my work but i knew i had to do it and eventually got past that. unfortunately we had to go into a 2.0 lockdown which lasted for 2 weeks