WorksheetsTōku Reo Season 1 Episode 11
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
How would you say, 'I am tired' in response to someone asking how you are.
kei te ngenge ahau
Kei te pai ahau
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te māuiui ahau
From western dialects including the Waikato area say, 'E pēwhea ana koe?' Using this structure how would you respond with 'I am good'?
Kei te ngenge ahau
Kei te pai ahau
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te māuiui ahau
How would you say you're hungry?
kei te ngenge ahau
Kei te pai ahau
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te māuiui ahau
How would you say you're sick?
kei te ngenge ahau
Kei te pai ahau
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te māuiui ahau
How would you respond to 'Kei te pēhea koe?' And say I am well?
kei te ora
Kei te pai ahau
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te māuiui ahau
If you want to respond and say 'very well thank you' how would you say this in Māori?
kei te ora
ka nui te pai
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te māuiui ahau
What does 'Kei te pērā tonu' mean?
just the same
worn out
exhausted
run-down
When youve been for a long run, you're exhausted and out of breath, how would you respond to 'Kei te pēhea koe?'
kei te ora
ka nui te pai
kua pau te hau
Kei te māuiui ahau
Kei te pēhea koe? A: Kāore i te pai What does this response translate to?
just the same
worn out
not well
run-down
If you're sick, can't cope, not well and a friend asks you how you are, you would respond and say...
kei te ora
ka nui te pai
kua pau te hau
Kei raro e putu
What does 'inu' mean?
just the same
worn out
not well
drink
Which two words are used to define I or me?
koe and koutou
hiakai and hiainu
au and ahau
Which Māori word is used to describe sleep?
moe
inu
hiakai
hiainu
Which word is used to refer to things that are big, large, many or plentiful?
moe
inu
hiakai
nui
Māori word for 7
whitu
waru
iwa
tahi
Māori word for 8
whitu
waru
iwa
tahi
Māori word for 9
whitu
waru
iwa
iva
Māori word for 10
whitu
waru
iwa
tekau
What is the Eastern dialect used to refer to a friend?
E hoa
E hika
E mara
E hine
Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori introduced a new word, do you remember the Māori word for 'supermarket trolley?'
tārere
tōneke
moe
kua pau te hau
