How do you say for listening to my in Maori?

There isn't a direct translation of "for listening to my" in Māori that conveys the same meaning as in English. It depends on the context and what you want to express. Here are some options:

If you're thanking someone for listening:

* "Mō te whakarongo mai ki ahau." (For listening to me.)

* "Tena koe mo te whakarongo mai." (Thank you for listening.)

* "Nō reira, mihi ki a koe mō te whakarongo." (Therefore, thank you for listening.)

If you're referring to a specific thing you're asking someone to listen to:

* "Mō te whakarongo ki taku ..." (For listening to my ...) (e.g., "Mō te whakarongo ki taku kōrero" - For listening to my story)

If you're talking about something that someone is listening to you about:

* "Mō te whakarongo ki ahau e ..." (For listening to me about ...) (e.g., "Mō te whakarongo ki ahau e kōrero ana mō tēnei" - For listening to me talk about this)

It's important to consider the context and what you're trying to convey when choosing the appropriate phrase.

For more specific help, please provide more context about what you're trying to say.