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On the contrary, that's not right, not even!
Ehara, ehara.
That's amazing!
Ka mau te wehi!
Give it heaps, go hard
Karawhiua
Never better/awesome
Te mutunga ke mai o te pai.
you maggot
E iro, e iro!
Butt out, stop being nosey!
To ihu!
Piece of cake, easy as
Maramara keke
The penny has dropped! (finally got it)
Kua taka te kapa!
Kua pau te hau
Exhausted
Kua pau te hau
Exhausted