You searched for: kei te tākaro ana mokopuna i te rākou (Maori - Engelska)

kei te ako ahau i te reo
i am going to learn maori language

i te tākaro māua i te kuri ki te rākau.
in the future

kei te aha koe i te nei ra?
have a nice day tomorrow

kei te mahi koe i te ra katoa?
you’re missing out on your mom’s cooking

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

''kei te ako au i te reo maori''
'' i'm learning maori ''

kei te noho tonu koe runga i te toru nekeneke
no stability

kei te oho au i te ono karaka i te ata nei
kei te oho au e ono karaka

kei te mihi ahau ki a koe mo te korero i te ra nei
i thank you

he paroro kei te haere ki runga i te taurapa te waka
go over the table

kei te hiahia koe ki te pai, e koe ki te hei i te pai
i want to learn english

kei te ako ahau i te tīwhikete mātauranga i roto i te mātauranga tuarua
i am studying graduate diploma in secondary education

mataara tonu ahau; toku rite kei te pihoihoi mokemoke i runga i te tuanui
i watch, and am as a sparrow alone upon the house top.

kei te hoki mai matou, i te patai au ina e ahei koe te tikina ia matou
we're coming back and waiting when you can get him.

ko nga taitama kei te waha i te huri, hinga ana nga tamariki i te pikaunga wahie
they took the young men to grind, and the children fell under the wood.

kei te whakawa ia te tuakana i te teina, a i te aroaro rawa o te hunga whakaponokore
but brother goeth to law with brother, and that before the unbelievers.

ka hoki mai ratou i te ahiahi, kei te tau, ano he kuri, taiawhiotia ana e ratou te pa
they return at evening: they make a noise like a dog, and go round about the city.

kei te ingoa o ihowa he awhina mo tatou, kei te kaihanga i te rangi, i te whenua
our help is in the name of the lord, who made heaven and earth.

ko nga ngutu hoki o te wahine ke, kei te maturuturunga iho o te honikoma, ngawari iho tona mangai i te hinu
for the lips of a strange woman drop as an honeycomb, and her mouth is smoother than oil:

ko to ratou rite kei te hoiho whangai i te ata: e tangi ana ki te wahine a tona hoa, a tona hoa
they were as fed horses in the morning: every one neighed after his neighbour's wife.