Te Reo Emotions Vocabulary
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Te Reo Emotions Vocabulary
Kupu hou | New words
harikoa — happy or joyful; pōuri — sad; riri — angry; mataku — afraid; ngenge — tired; worried — feeling concerned; hikaka — excited. In the sentence pattern Kei te ___ ahau, Kei te means “I am feeling”, and ahau means “I”.
Te wero o te whare rata | The vet-clinic challenge
Talia has brought her dog to the vet. Kahu is waiting with a cat that is having a check-up. Mele is excited because her rabbit is getting better. Talia feels worried while the vet examines her dog, but she feels happy when the vet says the dog is okay. Kahu feels tired after a long walk, and Mele feels joyful.
- harikoa
- pōuri
- riri
- mataku
- ngenge
- hikaka
- angry
- afraid
- tired
- excited
- sad
- happy or joyful
- māharahara
- harikoa
- ngenge
- Kei te riri ahau.
- Kei te ngenge ahau.
- Kei te pōuri ahau.
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