Te Kura Te Reo

Unit 5 - Āwhea te kanikani? – When is the dance?

Activity 3 - Learning to tell the time in Māori

Watch He Kōrero clip 9 for an explanation of mā – as used in e hoa mā, e tama mā...

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Watch Unit 5 Scene 2 where Jo and Hana talk about the dance

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 MāoriEnglish
Jo E Hana Hana
Hana He aha? What?
Jo Ā te Paraire te kanikani, nē? The dance is on Friday, eh?
Hana Āe, ā te Paraire te tekau mā rima o Mahuru. Yes, on Friday the fifteenth of September.
Jo Kei te haere a Haami mā? Are Haami and the others going?
Hana Tērā pea, me pātai atu koe. Maybe, you should ask.
Jo Kāo. Me pātai atu koe ki a ia. No. You should ask him.
Hana He aha ai? Why?
Jo Kei te pai koe ki a Haami! Haami likes you!
Hana Kāo! No!
Jo Āe, ā, kei te pai a Haami ki a koe. Yes and you like Haami!
Hana Nē, e hoa? Is that right, girlfriend?
Jo Āe, e hoa! Absolutely, girlfriend!

Watch Unit 5 Scene 3 making sure everyone is going to the dance.

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Watch He Kōrero clip 9 for an explanation of mā – as used in e hoa mā, e tama mā...

Click here to listen

Watch  Unit 5 Scene 2 where Jo and Hana talk about the dance

Click here to listen

There is quite a lot of new vocabulary. Watch the clip again and read the transcript if you need help

The transcript

 MāoriEnglish
Jo E Hana Hana
Hana He aha? What?
Jo Ā te Paraire te kanikani, nē? The dance is on Friday, eh?
Hana Āe, ā te Paraire te tekau mā rima o Mahuru. Yes, on Friday the fifteenth of September.
Jo Kei te haere a Haami mā? Are Haami and the others going?
Hana Tērā pea, me pātai atu koe. Maybe, you should ask.
Jo Kāo. Me pātai atu koe ki a ia. No. You should ask him.
Hana He aha ai? Why?
Jo Kei te pai koe ki a Haami! Haami likes you!
Hana Kāo! No!
Jo Āe, ā, kei te pai a Haami ki a koe. Yes and you like Haami!
Hana Nē, e hoa? Is that right, girlfriend?
Jo Āe, e hoa! Absolutely, girlfriend!

Watch Unit 5 Scene 3 making sure everyone is going to the dance.

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There are many sentences you have met in earlier units.

 

Say the hours

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kotahi karaka   one o'clock

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rua karaka   two o'clock

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toru karaka   three o'clock

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whā karaka   four o'clock

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rima karaka   five o'clock

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ono karaka   six o'clock

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whitu karaka   seven o'clock

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waru karaka   eight o'clock

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iwa karaka   nine o'clock

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tekau karaka   ten o'clock

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tekau mā tahi karaka   eleven o'clock

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tekau mā rua karaka   twelve o'clock

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hāwhe pāhi i te rua karaka   half past two o'clock

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hāwhe pāhi i te waru karaka   half past eight o'clock

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New questions and answers using the time, day and month.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ā te Paraire te tekau mā rima te kanikani, nē?

The dance is on Friday the fifteenth isn't it?

Ā te Paraire te tekau mā rima o Mahuru te kanikani, nē?

The dance is on Friday the fifteenth of September, isn't it?

taima

time

 

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Unit 5 Scene 3 making sure everyone is going to the dance.

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Read through the transcript.

Māori
 
Jo E Hana Hana
Hana He aha? What?
Jo Ā te Paraire te kanikani, nē? The dance is on Friday, eh?
Hana Āe, ā te Paraire te tekau mā rima o Mahuru. Yes, on Friday the fifteenth of September.
Jo Kei te haere a Haami mā? Are Haami and the others going?
Hana Tērā pea, me pātai atu koe. Maybe, you should ask.
Jo Kāo. Me pātai atu koe ki a ia. No. You should ask him.
Hana He aha ai? Why?
Jo Kei te pai koe ki a Haami! Haami likes you!
Hana Kāo! No!
Jo Āe, ā, kei te pai a Haami ki a koe. Yes and you like Haami!
Hana Nē, e hoa? Is that right, girlfriend?
Jo Āe, e hoa! Absolutely, girlfriend

 

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Say the hours

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kotahi karaka one o'clock
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rua karaka two o'clock
toru karaka three o'clock
whā karaka four o'clock
rima karaka five o'clock
ono karaka six o'clock
whitu karaka seven o'clock
waru karaka eight o'clock
iwa karaka nine o'clock
tekau karaka ten o'clock
tekau mā tahi karaka eleven o'clock
tekau mā rua karaka twelve o'clock
hāwhe pāhi i te rua karaka half past two o'clock
hāwhe pāhi i te rua karaka half past two o'clock
hāwhe pāhi i te waru karaka half past eight o'clock

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New questions and answers using the time, day and month.

New questions and answers using the time, day and month.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Practise these questions and answers.

Unit 5 Scene 3 making sure everyone is going to the dance.

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 MāoriEnglish
Jo E Hana Hana
Hana He aha? What?
Jo Ā te Paraire te kanikani, nē? The dance is on Friday, eh?
Hana Āe, ā te Paraire te tekau mā rima o Mahuru. Yes, on Friday the fifteenth of September.
Jo Kei te haere a Haami mā? Are Haami and the others going?
Hana Tērā pea, me pātai atu koe. Maybe, you should ask.
Jo Kāo. Me pātai atu koe ki a ia. No. You should ask him.
Hana He aha ai? Why?
Jo Kei te pai koe ki a Haami! Haami likes you!
Hana Kāo! No!
Jo Āe, ā, kei te pai a Haami ki a koe. Yes and you like Haami!
Hana Nē, e hoa? Is that right, girlfriend?
Jo Āe, e hoa! Absolutely, girlfriend!

Say the Time in Māori

Show each time on a clock face