In this episode, we explore different ways to say sorry in te reo Māori. Sections: Talking about an apology<ul><li>Verb - Me whakapāha au (I must apologise)</li><li>Noun - I tuku te kāwanatanga i tētahi whakapāha ki te iwi (The governemnt issued an apology to the tribe)</li></ul> Apologising or saying sorry&nbsp;<ul><li>Mō taku hē, mō taku hē, i pōhēhē au ka tīmata te hui i te toru</li><li>Taku hē, taku hē, i hē te pūrongo i tukuna ki a koe</li><li>Taku hara, taku hara, i hē taku whakahua i tō ingoa</li><li>Mō taku hē, ka tae tōmuri atu au&nbsp;</li><li>Mō taku hē, i pōhēhē au ka tīmata te hui i te toru</li><li>Mō taku tōmuri</li><li>Mō taku kore i tae atu</li><li>Mō taku whakapōrearea i a koe</li><li>Kia aroha mai - Kia aroha mai koutou i nui ngā waka i te rori</li><li>Kia manawanui mai, kāore au e tae atu</li><li>Nōku te hē&nbsp;</li></ul> To feel sorry for someone&nbsp;<ul><li>Ka aroha rā</li><li>Ka aroha kē</li><li>Ka aroha koe</li></ul> The Everyday Māori Podcast is supported by Te Mātāwai as a part of its contribution to Maihi Māori - Kia ūkaipō anō te reo.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

78. Te tae tōmuri (Arriving late)

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