Definition of tena korua in English:

tena korua

exclamationˌteɪnɑː ˈkɔːruːə

Late 19th century: Maori, literally there you are.

单词	tena korua
释义	Definition of tena korua in English: tena korua exclamationˌteɪnɑː ˈkɔːruːə NZ A Maori greeting addressed to two people. I replied "Tena Korua," so as to include his wife Example sentencesExamples Tena korua, John and Willie—yesterday we were sent the link to your radio programme of your discussion with Amy. “Tena korua” is used when writing to two people, and when using this, you do not have to insert the names of whom you are writing to. Tena korua, Brother and Sister. Lord Cooke and Lady Cooke, tena korua. Tena korua, I am writing a post for a blog, and I have a few questions that I am seeking the answers to. Tena korua, wishing you both a very Merry Xmas and a Peaceful New Year! Tena korua, Sam and Marama. My two favourite singers from back in the day—would love to see you grace our screens once again—tena korua! Tena korua, Bros—the first time I saw your show was in 1976 with a Maori cultural group lead by uncle. Welcome also to our prime minister and the governor general—tena korua. Origin Late 19th century: Maori, literally there you are.
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