He karaehe yoga āianei?
Is there a yoga class today?
Usage
Checking yoga class schedule
Grammar Note
"āianei" = "now/today"
Ka tīmata i tēhea haora te karaehe ata?
What time does the morning session start?
Usage
Asking about morning session time
Grammar Note
"Ka tīmata i tēhea haora" = "what time does it start"
He pai tēnei karaehe mō ngā tauhou?
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Usage
Asking if class is suitable for beginners
Grammar Note
"He pai" = "it is good/suitable"
E hiahia ana ahau ki te tāpui i tētahi akoranga takitahi.
I'd like to book a private session.
Usage
Booking a private session
Grammar Note
"E hiahia ana" = "I want to"
I hea e taea ai te reti he whāriki yoga?
Where can I rent a yoga mat?
Usage
Finding yoga mat rental
Grammar Note
"I hea e taea ai" = "where can I"
He aha te momo yoga tēnei? He Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Ashtanga rānei?
What style of yoga is this? Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, or Ashtanga?
Usage
Asking about yoga style
Grammar Note
"He aha te momo" = "what kind/type is this"
Kua whara tōku turi, tōku tuarā rānei — he tūnga rerekē āu?
I have a knee or back injury — do you have modifications?
Usage
Requesting modifications for injuries
Grammar Note
"Kua whara" = "(is) injured". "Rānei" = "or". "He tūnga rerekē āu?" = "do you have a different pose?"
He wātū mauri tā koutou?
Is there a meditation session available?
Usage
Asking about meditation sessions
Grammar Note
"tā koutou" = "your (pl.) / available here"
He roa pēhea tēnei karaehe?
How long is the class?
Usage
Asking about class duration
Grammar Note
"He roa pēhea" = "how long is it"
Ka taea te tomokia me te kore tāpui?
Can I drop in without a reservation?
Usage
Asking about walk-in participation
Grammar Note
"me te kore" = "without"
He koromahū, he rūma inea rānei?
Is there a sauna or steam room?
Usage
Asking about sauna or steam room
Grammar Note
"rānei" = "or"
Tēnā koe mō tō akoranga — he tino pai rawa atu.
Thank you to the instructor — it was wonderful.
Usage
Thank-you after class
Grammar Note
"Tēnā koe" is a greeting to one person; followed by "mō ~" it expresses thanks "for ~". For three or more people it is "Tēnā koutou"
E hia ngā tāngata i roto i tēnei karaehe?
How many people are in the class?
Usage
Asking how many people are in the class
Grammar Note
"E hia ngā tāngata" = "how many people". The "e" of the quantity question word "e hia" cannot be dropped
Me kawe au i tētahi mea?
Do I need to bring anything?
Usage
Asking what to bring
Grammar Note
"Me kawe au" = "should I bring ~". "I tētahi mea" = "something/anything"
He rūma huri kākahu, he kāpata raka rānei?
Is there a changing room or locker?
Usage
Asking about changing room/locker
Grammar Note
"rānei" = "or"
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