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pūtea - budget, resources, money

He pūtea ā ngā tamariki?
Do the children have any money?
Possessives - 'a' class - ā, tāku...

He pūtea ā ngā tamariki.
The children have money.
Possessives - 'a' class - ā, tāku...

Ko te whenua anake te āmaia ana E aku mahara ki ngā pūtea,
All the earth around is bringing hither To my memory thoughts of those precious heaps,

E toru miriona tāra te hui o te pūtea.
3 million dollars is the size of the fund.

Ki te whai pūtea au, ka haere au ki te mātakitaki i a Ed Sheeran.
Thirdly, mehemea can be used to talk about hypothetical and impossible things. If I was a goldfish I'd live in a lily pond.

#37: I have danced
#134: I am unable to drive the car
#206: Rangi drank beer, then he got drunk, then he threw up
#79: I went to the shop in order to buy food
#122: Too right mate!
#181: I actually like vegetables
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