Te Kupu o Te Wiki – Tātua (belt)

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Kia ora. To encourage the use of Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words) and phrases that can be used with children.

Kupu (word)

tātua
belt (car, pram, clothing)

Whakamaua tō tātua, e te tau.
Fasten your belt, my darling.

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