In Maori the noun precedes the adjective. This means that you name the object first, then you describe it. This is called the "name it, describe it" principle.

i.e.: red = whero stick = rakau

red stick = rakau whero

Examples of this can be found throughout New Zealand, by looking at some place names.

i.e.: big = nui awa = awa

big river = awa nui

Using the above pattern, translate the following sentences. Start each sentence with a He meaning "A".