Ko tā te kanohi aro ki ngā rārangi kupu e pānuihia ana. I te reo Māori me te reo Ingarihi, ka tīmata ki te taha mauī o te rārangi, ka neke whakatematau, ka tū, ka neke whakatematau anō. Ka pēnei te neke a te karu, tae atu ki te mutunga o te rārangi. Kātahi ka hoki ki te taha mauī, ki te rārangi kupu kei raro iho.
The focus of a reader's eye on the lines of print they are reading. In Māori and English, the eye starts at the left of the line of print and moves to the right, it pauses and moves right again until the end of the line. The eye then moves back to the left to read the line of print below.
Mai i te taha matau ki te mauī te neke a te karu hei pānui i te tuhinga reo Hīperu.
He mea nui kia mārama te tamaiti ki te neke whakatematau a te karu ina pānui ana ia.
Tohua te tīmatanga o te rārangi tuhituhi, me te neke a te karu mai i reira.