Maori vocabulary for shopping, prices, bargaining, and currency for everyday errands. Front: the Maori word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- Nama
- Price, cost, bill
- He aha te utu mō tēnei?
- What is the price of this?
- He nui te utu
- It's expensive, the cost is high
- He iti te utu
- It's cheap, the cost is low
- Tāra
- Dollar, the New Zealand currency unit
- Kaihoko
- Shopper, customer, buyer
- Kaituku
- Seller, vendor, supplier
- Pēke
- Bag
- Toa hoko kai
- Grocery store, supermarket
- Pēke moni
- Wallet, purse
- Putea
- Fund, purse, kit (a container of money or resources)
- Whakaitihia te utu
- Lower the price, please
- He rerekē tāku e hiahia ana
- What I want is different, I want a different one
- Ka utu ahau ā-moni
- I will pay with cash
- Ka utu ahau mā te kāri
- I will pay by card
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