Kia ora! How would you say: "I haven't thought about it/this/that yet!"? Would it be something like: "Kāore anō tenei/tēnā a(ha)u kia whakaaro!"? Mihi mua, a Jennifer! Oh, and since there is a good chance you could see me in the comment sections at least semi-regularly (if you don't mind of course!): Ko Sven tōku ingoa :)
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Kia ora Sven! The "this/it" would need to be an extension. Kāore anō au kia whaiwhakaaro ki tēnā. Or you could passify it. Kāore anō tēnā kia whaiwhakaarotia e au. (That hasn't yet been considered/thought about by me) :)
5:20 Kāore anō a Rewi kia oma ? ... But what has Rewi done, so that he has to run already :))) haha Thanks for a great video, appreciate your teaching !
This is for my reference btw. 'Kāore ano + a + noun + kia (instead of kua) + verb'
#4 Negating past tense KUA
Kia ora! How would you say: "I haven't thought about it/this/that yet!"? Would it be something like: "Kāore anō tenei/tēnā a(ha)u kia whakaaro!"? Mihi mua, a Jennifer! Oh, and since there is a good chance you could see me in the comment sections at least semi-regularly (if you don't mind of course!): Ko Sven tōku ingoa :)
Kia ora Sven! The "this/it" would need to be an extension. Kāore anō au kia whaiwhakaaro ki tēnā. Or you could passify it. Kāore anō tēnā kia whaiwhakaarotia e au. (That hasn't yet been considered/thought about by me) :)
@ Ngā mihi! Would you say that "whakaaro" and "whaiwhakaaro" are not able to be used interchangeably?
@@s.o.9762 they are, you could use either for this sentence :)
Kaore ano ahau kia ako Maori.
5:20 Kāore anō a Rewi kia oma ?
... But what has Rewi done, so that he has to run already :))) haha Thanks for a great video, appreciate your teaching !
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