1. He has one *kurī* (dog).
2. There are three *kurī* (dogs) in the yard.
3. I saw a *waka* (canoe) on the river.
4. The children played with two *waka* (canoes).
5. She bought a *pukapuka* (book) yesterday.
6. We have five *pukapuka* (books) in the library.
7. A *whare* (house) is near the beach.
8. Many *whare* (houses) were built last year.
9. I found a *tāne* (man) at the market.
10. Several *tāne* (men) helped us today.

1. I want to buy *te* kurī (the dog). Hint: 단수 정관사 사용
2. They saw *ngā* waka (the canoes). Hint: 복수 정관사 사용
3. She reads *tētahi* pukapuka (a book). Hint: 단수 부정관사 사용
4. We visited *ngā* whare (the houses). Hint: 복수 정관사 사용
5. He met *tētahi* tāne (a man). Hint: 단수 부정관사 사용
6. The teacher pointed at *te* pukapuka (the book). Hint: 단수 정관사 사용
7. They own *ngā* kurī (the dogs). Hint: 복수 정관사 사용
8. I found *tētahi* whare (a house). Hint: 단수 부정관사 사용
9. We talked about *ngā* tāne (the men). Hint: 복수 정관사 사용
10. She has *te* waka (the canoe). Hint: 단수 정관사 사용