Vous avez cherché: i te katakata ngā makimaki (Maori - Anglais)

i te
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kei roto i te wai ngā hue.
the gourds are in the water.

i te taha
where i grew up

tuku i te aroha me ngā manaaki
i am sending love and blessings

i te wa poto
i te wa poto

i te toa ahau.
they are books

ehara i te ti
you only live once

i te aha koutou?
what did you do?

ngā mea pai katoa i te kura
good bye

kaua e hū i ngā rōtō i te wharenui
don't wear roses from meeting housel

kei te haere ngā tamariki i te kura.
the children go to school.

ki ngā koroua, kāore i tua atu i te hī ika.
do you think it will rain

kia ora uncle, ka tae atu au ki reirā ā muri i taku karaehe i te pō nei. ngā mihi x
kia ora uncle, ka tae atu au ki reirā ā muri i taku karaehe i te pō nei. ngā mihi x

hari rangi whakapumau atu i te wānanga o raukawa 2023 ki ngā tauira o te motu, tauti mai ki Õtaki raukawa
a bit in progress

ka taea tēnei mā te whakanui ake i te pūtea me ngā rauemi e wātea ana mō ngā hōtaka reo me te i te reorua
this can be accomplished by increasing the funding and resources available for language programmes and promoting bilingualism

ko ngā kōtiro i tūwhera teitei i te tau kotahi rau e waru tekau mā rua
girls high opended in 1902

ngā mihi nui mō tō īmēra. mō taku hē, i te noho tō īmēra i roto i te kōpaki pāme.
thanks for your email. for my mistake, your email was sitting in the or spam folder.

he kōtiro 12 tau ahau e noho ana i aotearoa, e aroha ana ahau ki ngā mea katoa e mahia ana e au nā te mea ehara ahau i te mea māku
i am a 12 year old girl living in aotearoa, loving everything i do cause i do it for me not for you

he tawhiti mai tama nui te rā, me wera te āhua o te rangi i rā tamata i matou. i wehe atu i tauranga a te wa tekau ma tahi karaka. i hoko i te kai me te inu mo ngā rā a mua i whakatāne.
tauwhare pā was one of the places we visited. tauwhare pā is near pūahaktanga o ohiwa, and east of whakatāne. that is an ancient city. tauwhara pā was built by the te hapuoneone people. a people from time immemorial. the english word is "village suspended from space." that is the mental picture of seeing the pā from the south down.

he kaipuke hoki a te kingi, rere ai ki tarahihi me nga tangata a hurama: kotahi te unga mai i nga tau e toru o nga kaipuke o tarahihi, me te mau mai i te koura, i te hiriwa, i te rei, i te makimaki, i te pikake
for the king's ships went to tarshish with the servants of huram: every three years once came the ships of tarshish bringing gold, and silver, ivory, and apes, and peacocks.