Personal pronouns in Maori grammar, frequently referred to as Tangata words, are an integral part of the language. Working similarly to English pronouns, they are used to refer to the speaker, the person(s) spoken to, or the person(s) or thing(s) spoken about. Learning these pronouns is an essential step in mastering the Maori language, as it opens up the ability to create second person narratives, converse more fluidly, and understand more complex sentences and texts.
