In Te Reo Mฤori, comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between two or more entities, either in terms of their quality, quantity or degree. Comparative adjectives usually end with the suffix ‘-tia’ but can also be expressed by using terms such as ‘pฤnei’, ‘pฤrฤ’, ‘anล’, or ‘rere’. For instance, ‘nui’ is an adjective which means ‘big’ and ‘nuia’ means ‘bigger’. Now, let’s practice these comparisons in the following exercises.