Ngā Tohutohu
He tauhou katoa koutou ki tēnei tū mahi
Talking about types of things
Tū, momo, and tūmomo are words used to mean ‘type of’, ‘sort of’. They are followed by a noun or the things you are talking about.
Hei tauira:
He momo kurī tērā. That is a type of dog.
He tino koretake tērā momo tangata. That kind of person is quite useless.
He tauhou katoa rātou ki tēnei tū mahi. They were all unfamiliar with this sort of work.
He kino tēnā tūmomo pikitia mā te tamariki. That type of film is bad for children.
For further explanations and examples see Te Pihinga p. 7.
Kimihia te rerenga Pākehā tika e hāngai ana ki te rerenga Māori.Tōia ia rerenga reo Pākehā ki te rerenga reo Māori e tika ana.
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