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If Sina says to her friend, 'Mā'ua ma Ioane o lo'o alu i le fale'ai' (Ioane and I are going to the restaurant), why does she use 'mā'ua' instead of 'tā'ua'?

Because 'mā'ua' is dual exclusive, excluding the person Sina is speaking to Because 'mā'ua' refers to three or more people Because 'tā'ua' can only be used for female speakers Because 'mā'ua' is used exclusively for past tense actions

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Because 'mā'ua' is dual exclusive, excluding the person Sina is speaking to

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