First Lessons in the Maori Language, with a Short Vocabulary
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A concise beginner's course in Māori that begins with an alphabet and pronunciation guide and then surveys essential grammar: nouns, personal pronouns (singular, dual, plural and possessive forms), definitives, adjectives, numerals, verbs, participles, relative clauses, adverbs and prepositions, plus examples of sentence types. It explains plural formation, nominal prefixes and locality words, vowel length and consonant articulation, and offers practical usage notes and a short vocabulary to support learners, while cautioning that spoken fluency is best developed through interaction with native speakers.
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