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Whakarongo

Listen

Tītiro

Look

Kōrero

Talk

Kupu hou

New word

Rerekē

Different

Rīte tonu

Same

Anō

Again

Pātai

Question

Mārama

Understand

Kōrero mai

Talk to me

Homai

Give

Runaruna

Hobby/Interest

Wawata

Desire/aspiration

Pai

Good

Huarahi

Road

Patipati

To "grease" or "suck up"