Now, there are 11 personal pronouns in te reo Maori
ahau
koe
ia
tāua
māua
kōrua
rāua
tātou
mātou
koutou and
rātou
And each of these has a possessive form
so, in the a category
tāku is my
He pango tāku waea
My phone is black
tāu is yours
Kei te auau tāu kurī
Your dog is barking
tāna is his or her
He tino reka tāna kai
Her food is delicious
When we are talking about things owned by two people we have
tā taua - belonging to you and me
Kua kai ia i tā tāua kai.
He ate the food that belongs to you and me.
Tā māua - belong to us two not you
Kei te moe tā māua ngeru
Our cat - belong to the two us but not you, is sleeping
Tā kōrua - belonging to the two of you, not me
He tino nui tā kōrua tēpu
Your table, belonging to the to of you, is big
Tā rāua - belonging to those two, not me and not you
Ka kai ahau i tā rāua keke
I will eat the cake that belongs to those two
And keke not kēkē (whic is underarm)
And, in the plural, we have
Tā tātou - belong to all of us
He pai tā tātou huii
Our meeting is good
Tā mātou - belonging to us but not you
He whero tā mātou tōmato
Our tomator is red (its not your tomaoto)
Tā koutou - belonging to all of you and not me
Ka pānui au i tā koutou pukapuka
I will read your book that belongs to you all
and tā rātou - belonging to them
Kua matakitaki tātou i tā rātou kiriata
We have watched their movie
That's the possessive personal pronouns for the ā category.
Whew.