1. I need some *wai* to drink. (Hint: acqua in Maori, non si conta)
2. Please give me *hinu* for cooking. (Hint: olio, non numerabile)
3. She bought a little *miraka* yesterday. (Hint: latte, non numerabile)
4. We don’t have enough *kai* for everyone. (Hint: cibo, non numerabile)
5. Can you pass the *tiakarete*? (Hint: cioccolato, sostanza non numerabile)
6. They want some *huka* for the tea. (Hint: zucchero, non numerabile)
7. He poured *waipiro* carefully. (Hint: alcol, non numerabile)
8. The *waiata* is very beautiful. (Hint: canzone, ma qui è usato come sostantivo non numerabile)
9. There is too much *puehu* on the floor. (Hint: polvere, non numerabile)
10. She likes to eat *tiakarete* often. (Hint: cioccolato, sostanza non numerabile)

1. I always drink *wai* in the morning. (Hint: acqua, non numerabile)
2. We need more *hinu* for the lamp. (Hint: olio, non numerabile)
3. He adds *huka* to his tea. (Hint: zucchero, non numerabile)
4. She bought fresh *miraka* from the market. (Hint: latte, non numerabile)
5. The *kai* here tastes delicious. (Hint: cibo, non numerabile)
6. Can I have some *waiata* to listen to? (Hint: canzone, sostantivo non numerabile)
7. There is little *puehu* on the table. (Hint: polvere, non numerabile)
8. They served *tiakarete* after dinner. (Hint: cioccolato, sostanza non numerabile)
9. Please don’t waste the *waipiro*. (Hint: alcol, non numerabile)
10. He spilled some *wai* on the floor. (Hint: acqua, non numerabile)