Pronoun & Emotion
Kei te pukuriri rātou.
They are angry/furious.
Kei te kai te wahine.
The woman is eating.
I waho te pene i te pukapuka.
The pen is outside the book.
He kurī māwhero tēnei.
This is a pink dog.
Kei te whakarongo te matua.
The dad is listening.
You (2) are sad.
Kei te pōuri kōrua.
Ka whakarongo te pēpi.
The baby will listen.
Kei te tahi mauī te pepa i te pene rākau.
The paper is on the left hand side of the pencil.
He hōiho mā tērā.
That (over there) is a white horse.
I oma te whaea.
The mother ran.
I ngenge ia.
She/he was tired.
I kōrero te tuākana.
The older sisters talked.
Kei muri te pene rākau i te pukapuka.
The pencil is behind the book.
He heihei kōwhai ēnā.
Those (by you) are yellow chickens.
Kei te hōhā ngā tuākana.
The older sisters are bored/fed up.
I āwangawanga ahau.
I was anxious/worried.
Kei te oma te pōtiki.
The youngest child is running.
I mua te pene i te pukapuka mahi.
The pen was in front of the workbook.
He ngeru whero ēnei.
These are red cats.
I pukuriri rātou.
They were angry/furious.
You (3+) are good.
I waiata te matua.
The father sang.
The ruler is on the right hand side of the pen.
He hipi waiporoporo tēnā.
That (by you) is a purple sheep.
I waho te kurī i te whare.
The dog was outside the house.