You searched for: aē, ka tangi ahau mo (Maori - Engelska)

ka tangi hoki ahau
the parrot cried

ka tangi te ngakau ahau
the heart cries

ka tangi au
you will cry

ka tangi ko au
for i will weep for her

ka tangi te ka ka
the muttonbird cried

ka mate ahau mo te aroha ki a koe
ill love for you, forever and always

ka tangi ahau a kaore e taea e koe te aukati i ahau
for i will weep

kua rite ahau mo te moenga
i am ready

ka tangi tonu oku ngakau ki a ratou o te po
hearts will always cry to them through the night

kua whakaaro ahau mo tenei ra
i have been thinking about yesterday

ka tangi te titi, ka tangi te kaka tihae mauri ora
the nail cried out

he kamahi ahau mo te papa atawhai
i am a man of sorrows

a ka tangi koe i tou whakamutunga, ina poto ou kikokiko me tou tinana
and thou mourn at the last, when thy flesh and thy body are consumed,

he tino koa ahau mo te rā o waitangi
i'm very happy for the day of the day

i haere ahau mo te oma i te huarahi
i went for a run on the street this morning

mo reira ka tangi ahau mo moapa; ae ra, ka aue ahau mo moapa katoa: ka uhunga ratou mo nga tangata o kiriherehe
therefore will i howl for moab, and i will cry out for all moab; mine heart shall mourn for the men of kir-heres.

e pouri ana ahau mo to ngaronga i to māmā
sending love and strength to you today

e pouri ana ahau mo to ngaro o to whaea
thinking of you sis

ka tangi te pere, kātahi ngā tāngata ka hui. Ā muri i tērā ka tīmata te karakia.
the bell will ring and the people will gather. after that the prayer will begin.