ngāti tāua
1. you and I, us, we - this idiom includes the speaker and the listener or listeners. Sometimes appears as ngāi tāua.
He tangata au e whakapono ana ki te whaiwhaiā, ki te kēhua. Nō mua iho ēnei taputapu a tāua, a te Māori. Ki te whakahē ētahi o ngāti tāua, ka kīia e tātou he pōrangi taua hunga e whakahē ana (TP 3/1905:8). / I believe in witchcraft and ghosts. These supernatural things belonging to us, to Māori, are from ancient times. If some of us disagree, we will label those who disagree crazy.
