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inapō - last night

Inapō, ad. Last night. ‖ napo.

Williams Dictionary

I aha koe inapō?
What did you do last night?
Simple sentences: past tense - i

Inapō au i whakaoti ai i taku mahi.
Yesterday I finished my work.
Sentences with i - i

I a Hōne ngā kī inapō.
Hōne had the keys last night.
Locatives - past (something was somewhere) - i te

I te kāinga ahau ināpō.
I was at home last night.
Locatives - past (something was somewhere) - i te

Ehara i a koe te kai i tunu inapō.
You didn't cook our food last night.
Negating the past agent emphatic - ehara i...

I hea koe inapō?
Where were you last night?

I kite au i a Mea inapō. Pai tōna āhua.
I saw Thingy last night. S/he was looking good.

Āna, i haere ia inapō, nē rā?
Yeah, he went yesterday, eh?

Inapō nei, e pupuhi ana te hau.
Last night, the wind was blowing.

Inapō nei ka pupuhi te hau.
Last night, the wind blew.

I te kāinga mātou, inapō.
We were at home last night.

I hea tāu wahine inapō?
Where was your girlfriend last night?

Kāore a Mere i te kura inapō.
Mere was not at the school last night.

#3: Hello friends!
#159: Rangi ate the cake. The cake was eaten by Rangi. If was Rangi who ate the cake.
#86: You're eating what?!
#217: If and when it stops raining I will go outside
#169: A ceremony at which hats are caused to be worn
#165: The person who causes things to come and go
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