FlashKeepers

Maori · Grammar · Learn a Language

Maori Grammar and Verbs

Core Maori grammar patterns, pronouns, tense particles, and articles. Front: the Maori word or particle. Back: English meaning.

About this set

34 basic cards for Grammar Maori. It opens with "Māua" and "Tāua". More Maori at other levels is listed below.

34 cards · basic cards · AI-written, checked twice. Edit anything.

Study this set free Look inside first Get FlashKeepers for iPhone

Opens in your browser, no account. Get the iPhone and iPad app · Android app

Māua
Show answerWe two (exclusive, dual)
Tāua
Show answerWe two (inclusive, dual)
Mātou
Show answerWe (exclusive, three or more)
Tātou
Show answerWe (inclusive, three or more)
Kōrua
Show answerYou two (dual)
Koutou
Show answerYou all (three or more)
Rāua
Show answerThey two (dual)
Rātou
Show answerThey (three or more)
Ko
Show answerA particle marking identity or a name (topic marker)
Kei te
Show answerPresent tense marker, meaning "is/are doing"
I
Show answerPast tense marker
Ka
Show answerMarks a general or future action
Kua
Show answerMarks a completed action, meaning "has/have"
E ... ana
Show answerMarks continuous action, wrapping around the verb
Te
Show answerThe (singular definite article)

19 more cards in the app

Study this set free