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ā kāti

1. then, well then.

Ki a au, me aku kōrero ki tētahi o māua, ki a Paora, "E tama, pēnā e waiho atu ana ki tā tāua tamaiti, e mōhio ana ahau ka pai noa iho. Ko ia hei tirotiro i ngā āhuatanga e pā ana ki tō tātau whakapono." Ā kāti, kāore hoki i aro mai (EM 2002:146). / In my opinion, and I told one of us, Paora, "Son, if you leave it for our boy, I know it'll be alright. He will look at the aspects concerning our faith." Well then, he didn't take heed of this.

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