#50: Our car is yellow
Possessives - belonging to us, them, you all — tā rātou, tō mātou, tā koutou...
Possession with groups uses the personal pronouns with tā (a-category) or tō (o-category). For example, tō tātou whare means “our house” (belonging to all of us), and tō rāua whare means “their house” (belonging to those two). If two people share something but not the listener, we use tō māua, as in tō māua waka (“our car, not yours”).