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mā te wā
he did the most

mā te wā ano
ditto

mā te wā e hoa
by time friends

hei te wā
it's enough

he aha te wā
what time is it

kei te aha te wā
you have time

kia pai te wā whānau
this is new zealand

he roa te wā kua kitea
my canoe was full of eels

ka pai te tūtaki ki a koe e mere, mā te wā
where you're going

mā te kahukura ka rere te manu
kahukura makes the bird fly

kua tae ki te wā mō te kai kai
at lunch time

mihi o matariki e te whānau o waitapu. mā te wā.
be full in your work

mā te ako i te reo me te ahurea
5 years plus

he aha te wā e haere mai ai koe?
what time are you coming over?

nāku noa i roto i ngā āhuatanga o te wā,
greetings on the emotions

ko whangarei te wā kāinga ō tōku whānau ataahua
first it's great to meet you this week. a sharp, fair woman

mā te korero īa rā, īa rā, e pakari ai te reo
speaking on a daily basis strengthens the language

e waimarie ana tātou i ēnei mahi nui kua whakaritea hei kai mā te marea 🌱
i am going to my work tomorrow

ka mutu tā rātou tangi ka noho ki runga i ngā tūru anganui atu i ērā o te iwi kāinga. mā te hunga kāinga me te manuhiri anō e whirwhiri tokohia a rātou kaikōrero tokoh
when they have finished weeping, they sit on chairs that are different from those of the locals. locals and visitors can choose from a number of keynote speakers

mā te ako i te hītori o te rauakawa me te papamuri o te kura, he kaupapa makau hoki māku
because i like to learning the history of rauakawa and the school background also a favourite subject of mine