WebWe have already seen the numbers from 1 to 10 in Māori: 1 – tahi 2 – rua 3 – toru 4 – whā 5 – rima 6 – ono 7 – whitu 8 – waru 9 – iwa 10 – tekau Once you have learnt these basic ten numbers, it is very easy to count up to one hundred. To say a “tens” number like 20, 30, 40, 50, etc. you use: number + tekau. 10 – tekau 20 – rua tekau 30 – toru tekau WebHe pukapuka tēnei. (This is a book.) He pōtae whero. (A red hat.) He hoiho nui tēnei. (This is a big horse.) He paoro tērā. He ngeru tēnā. (That is a cat [near you].)

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