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W, consonant, is pronounced as in English. In some words w is sometimes dropped after a syllable ending in o or u, as koroai = korowai, kuare = kuware; while on the other hand w is sometimes inserted after such a syllable as arowa = aroa. W is, in Maori, never followed by o or u.

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He ahai a Mere w tangi ai?
Why will Mere cry?

He ahai a Mere w tangi nei?
Why is Mere crying?

#188: Rangi will eat that cake over there
#135: I am able to look after your children (but I'm not going to)
#163: The doctor made me well
#115: The and, but, although, however game
#39: This is a motorbike
#18: The sheep are standing
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