Kia ora,
Any active Māori learners out there?
I am learning on my own; it would be nice to practice with other learners/ native speakers.
blueclouds wrote:Kia Ora e hoa mā.
I downloaded the 'Te Pataka' app from the app store. It is a free app to read children's books in Te Reo. Anyway, I was stumped by the first sentence.
Me tōtika tonu ki a Farmer Hegarty ngā mea e kai ana kararehe mō te parakuihi.
Specifically, the meaning of the first phrase, Me tōtika tonu and the sense mea is used in this context is what I don't understand.
Any ideas?
Thanks
blueclouds wrote:Kia Ora e hoa mā.
I downloaded the 'Te Pataka' app from the app store. It is a free app to read children's books in Te Reo. Anyway, I was stumped by the first sentence.
Me tōtika tonu ki a Farmer Hegarty ngā mea e kai ana kararehe mō te parakuihi.
Specifically, the meaning of the first phrase, Me tōtika tonu and the sense mea is used in this context is what I don't understand.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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