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How do you say work in maori?

"Work" in Māori can be translated in a few different ways, depending on the specific context:

General work/occupation:

* Māhi: This is the most common and general word for work. It can refer to any kind of work, whether it's paid employment, housework, or volunteer work.

* Ngā mahi: This is the plural form of "māhi" and is used when talking about multiple types of work.

Specific types of work:

* Te mahi ā-ringa: This refers to manual labor or hands-on work.

* Te mahi ā-pūtea: This refers to financial or office work.

* Te mahi ā-whare: This refers to housework or domestic work.

Other related words:

* Te kaimahi: This refers to a worker or employee.

* Te mahi taumahi: This refers to a job or profession.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context of your sentence.

Example:

* Kei te mahi ahau i tēnei wā. (I am working right now.)

* He aha tāu mahi? (What is your job?)

* Kei te mahi ā-ringa ahau. (I am doing manual labor.)

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