You searched for: the journey is long but enjoyable (Engelska - Maori)

enjoy the journey
me te pai ki te haerenga

peace be the journey
kia tau te rangimarie e tenei ra

as we enjoy the journey
kia pai te mahi

sorry this is long
aroha mai, mo taku he

brief is life but love is long
español

he coveteth greedily all the day long: but the righteous giveth and spareth not.
tera te hanga he kaiapo tonu a pau noa te ra: ko ta te tangata tika ia he homai, kahore hoki ana kaiponu

for a friend of mine in his journey is come to me, and i have nothing to set before him?
kua tae mai hoki toku hoa ki ahau i te ara, kahore aku mea e whakatakoto ai ahau mana

and the angel of the lord came again the second time, and touched him, and said, arise and eat; because the journey is too great for thee.
na ka hoki mai ano te anahera a ihowa, a ka papaki i a ia, ka mea, maranga ki te kai; he roa rawa hoki te ara mou, e kore e taea e koe

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
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.

lest the avenger of the blood pursue the slayer, while his heart is hot, and overtake him, because the way is long, and slay him; whereas he was not worthy of death, inasmuch as he hated him not in time past.
kei whai te kaitakitaki toto i te tangata whakamate, i te mea e pawerawera ana tona ngakau, a ka hopu i a ia, he roa hoki no te huarahi, a ka patu i a ia; kihai ia i tika te mate mona, no te mea kahore ia i kino ki a ia i mua atu

and she said, i will surely go with thee: notwithstanding the journey that thou takest shall not be for thine honour; for the lord shall sell sisera into the hand of a woman. and deborah arose, and went with barak to kedesh.
a ka mea ia, ae ra, me haere tahi taua: otiia e kore koe e whai kororia i te ara ka haere nei koe; ta te mea ka hokona atu e ihowa a hihera ki roto ki te ringa o te wahine. na ka whakatika a tepora, a haere tahi ana me paraka ki kerehe

this map shows the route taken by ngāti toa in their journey south to the kapiti coast and the wellington region in the 1820s. the first part of the journey, to taranaki, was called te heke tahutahuahi (the fire lighting migration). the second part, from taranaki to wellington, was called te heke tātaramoa (the bramble bush migration). the entire journey was called te heke mai i raro (the migration from the north).
e whakaatu ana te mahere mahere whenua i te huarahi i kawea e ngāti toa i te tonga ki te tai kapiti me te rohe o poneke i te 1820. ko te waahanga tuatahi o te haerenga, ki taranaki, i kiia ko te heke tahutahuahi (ko te heke o te rama ahi). ko te waahanga tuarua, mai i taranaki ki poneke, ka kiia ko te heke tātaramoa (te heke o te ngahere raakau). ko te haerenga katoa i kiia ko te heke mai i raro (ko te heke mai i te raki).