1. Learning how to something that hasn’t been done just
yet!

2. Kāore anō.......kia
 This sentence structure talks about how something
has not yet been done/completed.
 An example of how this structure is used in context:
Have you been to Hamilton? Kua tae koe ki Hamutana?
No, I have not yet been to Hamilton. Kahore anō au kia
tae ki Hamutana

3. Explanation cont’
 Below is a basic layout of this sentence structure
Kahore + anō + pronoun + kia + verb + food etc
When talking about a place/object that you have not yet
seen/felt/heard, you need to add the conjunction (i/ki)
“Let’s begin constructing sentences”

4. Whakamāoritia ēnei rārangi
 The boy has not yet been to Auckland
 I have not yet been to Christchurch
 We (us two) have not yet seen the moon
 All of us have not yet arrived to school
 They (two) have not yet arrived

5. Whakapākehātia
 Kahore anō mātou kia kai
 Kahore anō rāua kia hoki mai
 Kahore anō kourua/korua kia kite
 Kahore anō tana māmā kia oho