Esercizio 1: Riconoscere i nomi numerabili in maori
1. There are *tahi* (uno) cat in the house.
2. I saw *rua* (due) birds in the tree.
3. She has *toru* (tre) books in her bag.
4. We bought *wha* (quattro) apples at the market.
5. They found *rima* (cinque) fish in the river.
6. He owns *ono* (sei) dogs in his yard.
7. The teacher gave us *whitu* (sette) pencils.
8. There are *waru* (otto) chairs in the room.
9. I counted *iwa* (nove) stars in the sky.
10. The farmer has *tekau* (dieci) cows on the farm.
2. I saw *rua* (due) birds in the tree.
3. She has *toru* (tre) books in her bag.
4. We bought *wha* (quattro) apples at the market.
5. They found *rima* (cinque) fish in the river.
6. He owns *ono* (sei) dogs in his yard.
7. The teacher gave us *whitu* (sette) pencils.
8. There are *waru* (otto) chairs in the room.
9. I counted *iwa* (nove) stars in the sky.
10. The farmer has *tekau* (dieci) cows on the farm.
Esercizio 2: Usare i numeri con i nomi numerabili in maori
1. I have *tahi* (uno) brother.
2. She bought *rua* (due) oranges.
3. We saw *toru* (tre) cars on the street.
4. They need *wha* (quattro) chairs for the guests.
5. He gave me *rima* (cinque) coins.
6. There are *ono* (sei) windows in the house.
7. The dog has *whitu* (sette) toys.
8. I found *waru* (otto) shells on the beach.
9. She wrote *iwa* (nove) letters.
10. We planted *tekau* (dieci) trees in the garden.
2. She bought *rua* (due) oranges.
3. We saw *toru* (tre) cars on the street.
4. They need *wha* (quattro) chairs for the guests.
5. He gave me *rima* (cinque) coins.
6. There are *ono* (sei) windows in the house.
7. The dog has *whitu* (sette) toys.
8. I found *waru* (otto) shells on the beach.
9. She wrote *iwa* (nove) letters.
10. We planted *tekau* (dieci) trees in the garden.
