The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 64
X. — When
X.
When.
He kupu tenei e whakahuatia ana nib te wa [unclear: o] ahatanga ranei, o te ahatanga ranei; he pera me whakahuatanga o te where mo te wkenua, mo te [unclear: kas] nga, &c.
At the time at which when you came here. | I te wa i [unclear: t] mai ai koe ki konei. |
At the time when the fruit of the kahikatea is rip pigeons will he seen here. | I te wa e maoa ai te [unclear: h] te kahikatea, ka kitea te kukupa ki konei. |
Tetahi tikanga o tenei, ka wliakarerea atu [unclear: teta] wahi, ka whakahuatia tatatia ko te when anake.
When you came here. | I tou taenga mai ki konei. |
Past time. | I mua. |
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When I was at school I was learning English. | I [unclear: au] e noho ana ki te kura e ako ana ahau i te reo English. |
When I went to Waipapa there was no one living there. | I toku taenga ki Waipapa kahore he [unclear: tangata] noho ana ki reira. |
The sun had set when he reached home. | I [unclear: to] taenga ki tona kaainga kua to ke te ra.page 39 |
I did not see you when you came here before. | Kihai ahau i kite i a koe i tou taenga mai ki konei i mua. |
John was a little child when his father died | He [unclear: tamanki] ratea a Hoani i te matenga o tona papa. |
When Thomas woke up from sleep we had done our breakfast. | Te ohonga ake o Tamati i te moe, kua mutu ke ta matou parakuihi. |
It was dark when he had done feeding the horses. | Te mutunga o tana whangai i nga hoiho, kua po. |
Future time. | A mua. |
They will go when the work is done. | Ka haere ratou [unclear: ina] mutu te mahi. |
When John comes, tell him not to go. | Ka tae mai [unclear: a] Hoani, kiia atu kia kanaka e haere. |
Call James when your brother comes. | Kia tae mai [unclear: tou] teina ka karanga i a Hemi. |
When we go to town you shall buy yourself a hat. | Kia haere tatou ki te taone ka hoko ai koe i tetahi potae [unclear: mou]. |
When you reach home the sun will have set. | Kia [unclear: tae] koe ki tae kaainga kua to ke te ra. |
When George comes to the river it will be high water. | Kia tae a Hori lei te awa kua lei te tai. |
Tenei ano tetahi tikanga ano te whakahua i te when.
I do not know when we shall go to Waikato. Kahore [unclear: ahau] e mohio ki te ra e haere ai matou ki Waikato.
Do you remember when John went to live at [unclear: Whanganui]? E mahara ana ranei koe lei te wa i haere ai a Hoani ki Whanganui noho ai.
Peter will tell you when George's sickness began. page 40 Ma Pita e korero ki a koe te ica i timata ai te [unclear: mata] Hori.
Tera atu ano etalii tikanga o to where, o te when, [unclear: ko] ake nei ka whakamaramatia ai.
Other uses of where and when will be explained hereafter.