I spoke to Thomas yesterday. |
I korero ahau ki a Tamati inanahi. |
He had spoken to them about the food for the sick. |
Kua korero ke ia ki a ratou mo te kai ma nga turoro. |
Your dog stole the pork. |
Na to kuri i tahae te poaka. |
Some man has stolen their money. |
Rua tahae tetahi tangata i ta raua moni. |
You have broken the handle of my axe. |
Kua wha-whati koe i te kakau o taku toki. |
It was not I; John broke it. |
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Has my dog torn your coat? |
Kua haehae ranei tak kuri i to koti? |
No; I tore it myself. |
Kahore; naku ano i haehae |
Who drove the turkeys out of the garden? |
Na [unclear: w] i a nga pipipi ki toaho o te kari? |
John has driven the cows out. |
Kua a a Hoani i [unclear: ng] ki waho. |
You shall ride on my horse. |
Tera koe e haere runga i toku hoiho. |
Henry rode to Onehunga on Monday. |
I haere Henare i runga i te hoiho ki Onehunga i te Manei. |
I have written a letter to my mother. |
Kua [unclear: tuhita] ahau i tetahi pukapuka ki toku whaea. |