Nāku

He aha te kupu Pākehā mō "nāku"?

What does "nāku" mean?

• His

• Hers

• Mine

• Yours

Answer explanation

Nāku means mine. If you want to say yours, you say "nāu". His or hers is "nāna".

He aha te kupu Pākehā mō: 'tēnei'?

What does 'tēnei' mean?

• That

• Those

• This

• These

Answer explanation

Tēnei means this. Ēnei means these.

He aha te kupu Pākehā mō 'pānui'?

What does 'pānui' mean?

• Look

• Hold

• Show

• Read

Answer explanation

Pānui can also mean 'notices' in English. When you look at the meaning you need to look at the context, so look at what is happening, where it is happening, and when it is happening.

He aha te kupu Pākehā mō 'pānui'?

What does 'pānui' mean?

• Look

• Hold

• Show

• Read

Answer explanation

Pānui can also mean 'notices' in English. When you look at the meaning you need to look at the context, so look at what is happening, where it is happening, and when it is happening.

Do you read at home?

• Yes! Āe!

• Kāo. No.

• Ia rā! Every day.

• Ētahi wā. Sometimes!

He aha te kupu Pākehā mō 'tāre'?

• Toys

• Dolls

• Dogs

• Pets

He aha te kupu Māori mō 'clap'?

What is the Māori word for 'clap'?

• pekepeke

• pokopoko

• pekipeki

• pakipaki

Who do you read to at home?

• Ki a Māmā. To Mum.

• Ki a Pāpā. To Dad.

• Ki ahau! To me!

• Nobody!

What are the little words you have to put in when you are reading to someone? E pānui au.......Māmā

• ki

• a

• ki a

• kei a

He aha te kupu Māori mō 'book'?

What is the Māori word for 'book'?

• pukapuka

• pakipaki

• pekepeke

• pikipiki