How do you say i am 9 in maori?

You can't directly translate "I am 9" in Maori like you would in English. Maori doesn't use the same structure for age. Here's how you'd say it:

"Tokowhitu ōku tau"

* Tokowhitu means "nine"

* ōku means "my"

* tau means "years"

So, literally translated, it means "Nine are my years."

You can also say:

"E iwa ōku tau"

* E iwa is another way to say "nine"

* ōku means "my"

* tau means "years"

This translates to "Nine are my years".

Important Note: Maori is a very nuanced language, and there are different ways to say things depending on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.