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| Māori
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Anaru
| E Nui, he tere koe ki te oma!
| Hey Nui, you’re a fast runner!
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Nui
| Kia ora, Anu. Ka tākaro pā whutupōro koe?
| Cheers, Anu. So, you play touch?
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Anaru
| Āe! Pēwhea koe?
| Yes! What about you?
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Nui
| I ētahi wā. Haami, homai te tote.
| Sometimes. Haami, pass the salt.
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Haami
| Anei.
| Here.
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Māia
| Kei te hiakai tonu ahau. Anu, homai te paraoa.
| I’m still hungry! Anu, pass the bread.
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Kīngi
| Māia, tō waimarie. I whara taku waewae. Engari, āpōpō, kia tūpato!
| Māia, you were lucky today. I injured my leg. But tomorrow, be on your guard!
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Māia
| Ki te aha?
| For what?
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Kīngi
| Ki ahau tonu. Āpōpō, ka tere rawa taku oma!
| For me of course! Tomorrow, I’ll run very fast!
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Māia
| E, hoki atu, hoki atu!
| Whatever!
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Kīngi
| Hōmai ngā kuku.
| Pass the mussels.
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Māia
| Tē tere hoki!
| Not fast at all!
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