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Māori Language

Te Reo Māori
  • Linguistic Classification Māori, or te reo Māori, is an Eastern Polynesian language closely related to Tahitian and Cook Islands Māori. ​

  • Number of Speakers Approximately 190,000 people, or 4% of New Zealand's population, could hold an everyday conversation in Māori as of the 2018 census. ​

  • Official Status Māori has been an official language of New Zealand since 1987. ​

  • Writing System Māori uses the Latin alphabet, introduced by European missionaries in the early 19th century. ​

Latin Language

Latina
  • Linguistic Classification Latin is a classical language belonging to the Italic branch of the Indo-European languages. ​

  • Historical Significance Originally spoken by the Latins in the region of Latium, including Rome, Latin became the dominant language throughout the Roman Empire. ​

  • Evolution into Romance Languages Latin evolved into the Romance languages, which today are spoken by over 920 million people as their mother tongue, and by 300 million people as a second language, mainly in the Americas, Europe, and Africa. ​

  • Influence on English Vocabulary More than 56% of the vocabulary used in English today derives ultimately from Latin, either directly (28.24%) or through French (28.30%). ​

Frequently Used Māori to Latin Phrases

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Greetings and Politeness

Kia ora

Salve

Morena

Bonum mane

Pō mārie

Bonum vesperum

Haere rā

Vale

Ngā mihi

Gratias tibi

Kei te pai

Libenter

Tēnā koa

Quaeso

Aroha mai

Ignosce mihi / Paenitet me

Ngā mihi

Gaudeo tecum convenire

Kei te pēhea koe?

Quomodo vales?

Introductions

Ko [your name] ahau…

Nomen meum est...

Ko wai tō ingoa?

Quid est nomen tuum?

Nō hea koe?

Unde es?

Nō… ahau

Ex... sum

E hia ō tau?

Quot annos natus es?

[number] ōku tau

[numerus] annos natus sum

Ko taku hoa tēnei

Hic est amicus meus

Travel and Directions

Kei hea te wharepaku?

Ubi est latrina?

Me pēhea au e tae atu ai ki…?

Quomodo ad... perveniam?

Tahuri ki mauī

Sinistra verte

Tahuri ki matau

Dextra verte

Haere tonu

Recte eamus

E hia te tawhiti?

Quam longe est?

Kua ngaro ahau

Erravi

Ka taea e koe te āwhina i ahau?

Potesne me iuvare?

Kei hea te teihana?

Ubi est statio?

E hiahia ana ahau ki tētahi taxi

Ego taxi indigeo

Shopping and Money

E hia tēnei?

Quantum hoc valet?

He tino nui te utu

Nimis carum

Ka taea e koe te whakaheke i te utu?

Potesne id minus carum facere?

E hiahia ana ahau ki tēnei

Hoc volo

E whakaae ana koe ki ngā kāri nama?

Accipitisne cartas crediti?

Kei hea te rēhita moni?

Ubi est tabularium?

E hiahia ana ahau ki tētahi rīhiti

Ego probationem indigeo

He moni tāu hei huri?

Habesne nummos minores?

Dining and Food

Kei te hiakai ahau

Esurio

Kei hea tētahi wharekai pai?

Ubi est bona taberna?

He rārangi kai, tēnā koa

Menus, quaeso

E hiahia ana ahau ki te ota

Ordinare volo

Kaua he kai raukikini, tēnā koa

Nullum cibum acutum, quaeso

Ka taea e au te tiki wai?

Potesne aquam mihi dare?

Te pire, tēnā koa

Libellum, quaeso

He reka!

Deliciosum!

Kua kiki ahau

Satur sum

He kai huawhenua tāu?

Habesne cibum vegetarianum?

Emergencies

Āwhina!

Auxilium!

E hiahia ana ahau ki tētahi tākuta

Ego medicum indigeo

Karangatia ngā pirihimana

Voca vigiles

Kei te māuiui ahau

Aegrotus sum

Kei hea te hōhipera?

Ubi est valetudinarium?

Kei te mamae i konei

Hic dolet

Kua ngaro taku uruwhenua

Ego passum meum amisi

He ahi!

Ignis!

Common Questions

He aha te wā?

Quae hora est?

E kōrero ana koe i te reo Pākehā?

Anglice loqueris?

Me pēhea te kōrero…?

Quomodo dicitur...?

He aha te tikanga o tēnei?

Quid hoc significat?

Ka taea e koe te whakahoki anō?

Potesne id iterare?

Kei hea e kitea ai e ahau…?

Ubi invenire possum...?

He haumaru i konei?

Estne hic tutum?

Daily Life

Kua ngenge ahau

Fatigatus sum

Pō mārie

Bonum noctem

Ka kite āpōpō

Cras te videbo

Kāore au e mārama

Non intellego

Tatari i tētahi wā

Momento exspecta

Kia tere!

Festina!

E pai ana ahau ki tēnei

Placet mihi

Kāore au e pai ki tēnei

Non placet mihi

He ātaahua

Pulchrum est

Kia tupato

Cura te

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