Term 3 Week 6
Section outline
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Learning Outcomes
Students should be able to:
- recognise basic commands that are used in the classroom
- ask someone to give them something
- ask someone to pass something to someone else
In te reo Māori there are some words that are used after a verb to indicate a direction.
Hei Mahi
This week you will learn and practise some common classroom phrases that use these directional words
Whakarongo mai Listen (here to me speaking)
Titiro mai Look (here to me speaking)
haere mai Come here (towards the person speaking)
kuhu mai Come inside
haere atu Go away (from the person speaking)
neke atu move awayHomai
To ask someone to give something to you we use the phrase ‘Homai te (object)’
Homai te pene Give (pass) me the pen
To say ‘please’ in te reo Māori we use the word ‘koa’
Homai koa te pene Please give (pass) me the penTo ask someone to pass something to someone else
To ask someone to give something to you we use the phrase ‘Hoatu te (object) ki a (name)’
Hoatu te tote ki a Mere Give (pass) the salt to Mere