Learn Cook Islands Māori | I Have & I See Sentences

Mālō e kia orana! Welcome to another Learn Cook Islands Māori lesson from Pacific Learners Education. In this video, you'll learn simple Cook Islands Māori sentences using the phrases "I have" and "I see." These practical sentence patterns are commonly used in everyday conversations and will help you describe the people and objects around you with confidence. Examples you'll learn: E penitara taku. — I have a pencil E peni tata taku. — I have a writing pen Te kite nei au i te tamariki apii. — I can see a student Te kite nei au i te ro'ro ui'ra. — I can see a computer …and many more useful Cook Islands Māori sentences. Learning complete sentences is one of the best ways to build confidence speaking the Cook Islands Māori language. Whether you're learning at home, supporting language learning in the classroom, or reconnecting with your Cook Islands heritage, these practical phrases will help you communicate naturally in everyday situations. At Pacific Learners Education, we're passionate about preserving and revitalising Pacific languages by creating free educational resources for families, schools, early learning centres, and communities throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. 👉 Learn Cook Islands Māori Language Resources: https://pacificlearners.co.nz/portfol... 👉 More Pacific language videos: https://pacificlearners.co.nz Cook Islands Māori "I Have" & "I See" Sentences (Translated to English) E penitara taku. — I have a pencil E peni tata taku. — I have a writing pen E pi'a kai taku. — I have a lunchbox E pare toku. — I have a hat E i'o akaata toku. — I have a mirror Te kite nei au i te pare. — I can see a hat Te kite nei au i te tamariki apii. — I can see a student Te kite nei au i te ro'ro ui'ra. — I can see a computer Te kite nei au i te pakoti. — I see scissors Te kite nei au i te maramarama. — I can see a window Learn Cook Islands Māori | "I Have" & "I See" Sentences | Cook Islands Māori for Beginners This Cook Islands Māori language lesson helps children, adults, educators, and families learn practical sentence patterns for everyday conversations. Explore more free Cook Islands Māori lessons, printable resources, educational posters, quizzes, games, and interactive language activities at Pacific Learners.