Kei te haere koe ki hea? (Asking where someone is going?)

When you want to ask someone where she or he is going, say

Kei te haere koe ki hea? (kay tear high-rear queer key here?)

If koe is not appropriate, one of the personal pronouns, shown in the table below, could be used instead.
 

PERSONAL PRONOUNS	Includes the speaker and listener(s)	Excludes the listener/s	Excludes the speaker	Neither the speaker or the listener/s
One person		au / ahau      I, me	koe      you	ia     he, she,     him, her
Two people	tāua      we, you      and I	māua      we, us, but      not you	kōrua       you two	rāua     they, them
Three or more people	tātou      we, us, including       you	mātou      we, us, but      not you	koutou       you	rātou      they, them

 NGĀ PATAI
1.Kei te haere kōrua ki hea? (Kay tear high-rear core-roo-ar key here?)

  Where are you two going?

2.Kei te haere koutou ki hea? (Kay tear high-rear coe-toe key here?)
  Where are you(3+) going?

3.Kei te haere rātou ki hea? (Kay tear high-rear core-roo-ar key here?)
  Where are they(3+) going?

NGĀ URUPARE
1a. Kei te haere māua ki Ōtautahi. (Kay tear high-rear mar-oo-ar key
      We(2) are going to Christchurch.  Or-toe-tar-he.) 

2a. Kei te haere mātou ki te tari. (Kay tear high-rear core-roo-ar key     
      We(3+) are going to the office.   here?) 

3a. Kei te haere rātou ki whare pikitia. (Kay tear high-rear core-roo-ar  
      They(3+) are going to the movies.       key here?)