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tara
trent

to tara teke
your throat and your throat

rua tekau tara
rua tekau

kia tara ai kia ārai
be ready to block

kotahi rau tara kei ahau
i will find you

nama mai ki a au 5 tara
mom give me 5 dollars

te whanga-nui-a-tara
wellington

wha tekau tara tokou ingoa
your name is forty dollars

ko tewhanganui-a- tara te moana
the mountain is the mountain

e!, tara te tangi a te ruru!
the owl cried

e hoatu ahau tekau ma rima tara mo to haerenga
your haircut costs $50

Ā tērā marama, ka hoki ahau ki te whanganui a tara ki te toro i taku whanau
im going to the library after this to study

kāo. kāore ia e wātea ana. kei te haere ia ki te whanganui a tara.
no. he is not available. he's going to wellington.

ko nga mea katoa o nga wai kahore he tara, kahore he unahi, hei mea whakarihariha ena ki a koutou
whatsoever hath no fins nor scales in the waters, that shall be an abomination unto you.

penei e kore e aha kua whati i ahau te tara o o ratou hoariri: kua tahuri ano toku ringa ki o ratou hoariri
i should soon have subdued their enemies, and turned my hand against their adversaries.

ko piripi te tama a māhaki rāua ko himiona, engari e noho ana ia i te whanganui-a-tara
but he is short and parsuris

na te mea i te timatanga, e rima mano tara te utu o te haerenga. inaianei, kotahi mano, e rima rau tara noa iho te utu
because in the beginning, the cost of the trip was five thousand dollars. now, it costs only one thousand, five hundred dollars

kei te whanganui-a-tara ahau e noho ana, ko kelburn toku rohe. i noho ahau ki reira i toku oranga katoa
i live in wellington and my suburb is kelburn. i have lived there all my life

whakangahau. haparangi matou | te koa, a, ka hoki matou ki o mätou käinga ma runga pahi. ki ahau nei, he tino miharo to matou ra te papa. "e hoa ma, titiro iho, he tekau tara! ka taea e tâtou te haere ma runga pahi inäianei," te ki a teina. kätahi ka timata matou ki te hikoi ki te käinga. i a mãtou e puta atu ana i te papa hokohoko, ka kite a teina i te tekau tara ki runga i tâku. "e rua tara noa iho aku," ko ta teina. "te hua nei, kei te hoki tatou ki te kainga ma raro," te ki a wiremu.
entertain. we are unsym- the koa, and we will return to your mätou käinga by bus. for me, our day of the floor is very much a wonder. "dear mate, look down, ten oym! tâtou can travel by on a bus now," walsh tweeted. we began to sn to the käinga. as mãtou exited the shopping floor, walsh saw ten pyramids on tâku. "i just had two spikes," walsh said. "as a result, we are returning to the village down," lindmu tweeted.