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Kei a wai - Asking "Who Has" Questions

PART ELEVEN – Kei a wai Kia ora koutou. In this video we’re looking at a new rerepātai used to ask who has something using kei a wai. You may remember the kupu wai from earlier videos where we used ko wai to ask who. In this lesson, we build on that knowledge and use kei a wai to ask who has. This is a very common and useful question structure in everyday kōrero. You’ll learn how kei a wai works with: Pūtohu – te, he, ngā, tētahi, ētahi Pūriro (possessive pronouns) – tāku, tōku, āku, ōku and more Pūhea – tēnei, tērā, ēnei, ērā Tūingoa – the things we’re asking about You’ll also learn how to answer these questions correctly We’ll finish by building full question-and-answer examples so you can see how everything fits together. It’s important to note that kei a wai doesn’t mean ownership — just that someone has something at that time. Hei konā rā. I hope you find this video helpful. Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui. #TeReoMāori #LearnTeReo #KeiAWai #Rerepātai #MāoriGrammar #MāoriLanguage #TeReoForBeginners #LearnMāori #MāoriSentenceStructures #TeReoLessons #KupuMāori #LanguageLearning #ReoMāori #Akoranga