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hei konā - goodbye (on telephone)

Hei konā tō waea.
Your phone will be there (by you).
Future locative - hei

Kāore tō waea hei konā.
Your phone will not be there (by you).
*Negating locatives - kāore... i runga...

Hei konā rā.
Goodbye to someone who is staying; also used when ending a telephone call.

Hei konā rā
goodbye to some who is staying. Also used to finish a phone call.

hei konā rā.
goodbye to someone staying.

Hei konā rā!
Goodbye to some who is staying. Also used to finish a phone call.

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