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What is the role of the macron in Maori?
Check the kupu below and add macrons where appropriate
I am a Year 6 student at Panmure Bridge School, Auckland, New Zealand. My teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilvie.
Translate
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Macrons added
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Ka kite ano
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said to someone not leaving
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Ka kite anō
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Ma te wa
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see you later, time will tell.
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Ma te wā
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Haere ra
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Goodbye
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Haere rā
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E noho ra
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said to someone staying
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E noho rā
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Hei konei ra
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goodbye
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Hei konei rā
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Noho mai ra
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said to someone not leaving
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Noho mai rā
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Noho ora mai
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stay well, goodbye - only said to someone staying.
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Noho ora mā
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Noho iho ra
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goodbye (said to someone not leaving).
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Noho iho rā
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Noho ake ra
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go Goodbye
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Noho aka rā
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