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Instead of scrapping NCEA can we scrap this government 🫠🫠🫠

Aumakāta! Te hia tono atu ki tētehi mātanga reo...

White privilege is defined in the Kiwi dictionary now as being able to say cunt in parliament when ‘others’ can’t even Haka!

kupu hou tuarua o te rā: tautika utu = pay equity #TeReo

Just sharing our paper on inequities in pay for Māori and Pacific academics for no particular reason…

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1/ Verbal Particles. Ai. 3. Some speakers use an idiomatic form – (i) te + noun + ai (hoki) to mean 'especially because (of)'. I āta whakatōngā te pirimia hou o Kānata, i te mea ai hoki tēnei tona hui tuatahi i te taha o Trump. The new premier of Canada was quite circumspect,...

kupu hou o te rā: pūkenga-whāiti = micro-credential #TeReo #NZQA #mātauranga

Rārangi Kupu | Paekupu Paekupu will house all dictionaries that support Te Marautanga o Aotearoa. It has detailed explanations of the language used within each learning area.

Kupu hou! Kupu hou! Anei te kuputaka hou a Para Kore: www.paekupu.co.nz/words/wordli... #TeReo

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Tuwhera mai te hinengaro
Tuwhera mai te ngākau
Kia tīrama nuku, tīrama rangi
Kia tūpore nuku, tūpore rangi
Tūpore i a tātou e hui ki Kikorangi nei
Haumi ē! Hui ē! Tāiki ē!
#Karakia #TeReo
(He karakia tīmatanga i kitea i te paetukutuku a Te Taura Whiri)

1/ Verbal Particles. 5. Kia - occurs in 5 constructions. 2. In time clauses in the future, corresponding to 'when' and 'until'. Kia oti tēnā, ka hoki tāua ki te kāinga - When that's finished we'll go home. Me tatari kua mutu i a ia te kōrero, kei kohetetia tāua. We should wait...

Tēnā koe :)

Me rongo koe i te kino, e mārama ai koe ki te pai. (Nāku tēnei i tito.) #TeReo #PhDmusings

1/ Verbal Particles. 2. Kua is often used before a verb to indicate a recent completed action that has implications for the present. Kua tae mai te ope, kei waho o te kēti. The group has arrived, and are outside the gate (i.e, so we'd better get the karanga underway).

I ahatia?

😂🤣 Ko wai i toa?

Huge shout out to Te Kanawa Wilson. What an awesome submission & delivered so well in Te Reo. And seeing Hana-Rawhiti Maipi respond in Te Reo was amazing. The future of our nation right there. ✊🏻 #ToituManaWhenua #ToituTeTiriti

Ngā mihi matakuikui ki a koe i te raro i te kaupapa hauora o puoro! Please share this pānui for a project I’m leading ☺️ hosted by Tū Tama Wāhine o Taranaki and funded by HRC. We are doing a call for chapters on a Kaupapa Māori theories and practices book that aims to accelerate Māori wellbeing.

trying to find podcasts in the reo Maaori so I can just have our language playing in the background, any recommendations?

Everyday Māori Podcast · Hēmi Kelly and Āpera Woodfine · This podcast is dedicated to helping you to learn everyday Māori you can use in everyday situations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informati...

Ko tā Hēmi: open.spotify.com/show/70Xc905... #TeReo

E mōhio ana tētehi o koutou, ko te aha tēnei manu i te tāone nui o Taipei? #TeReo

Kia pai mai hoki kōrua! He nui ngā arapiki ki Taiwana nei, nā reira, ka pakari ake te tinana kia hoki au ki Kakepuku nā.

He whakaahua o ngā pae maunga i te ata ki muri. E whiti ana te rā. He rākau me ngā rau o te hōtoke kei mua

Ko ngā pae maunga i te whenua o te iwi Tayal #TeReo

E tō ana te rā i Taiwana. He awa ki mua, he maunga ki muri, he pātītī ki ngā tahatika o te awa. He rehurehu te rangi me te marama o Rākaunui

E tō ana te rā i te whenua o te iwi Bunun #TeReo #Taihaere

He rawe tēnei, e mihi ana!

He pūrini pavlova pōkai. He kirīmi pāhukahuka, he aramona parahunu, he rōpere, he purūperi, he kīnaki akakaikū kei runga. He tiere e takoto ana ki mua.

Ngā mihi o te Kirihimete ki a koutou katoa! Kia hari, kia koa, kia haumaru hoki #TeReo

Kia pai mai hoki tēnā! #TeReo

I've been using the online Māori online dictionary for about five years, and just learned that when you favorite words, not only are they saved but you can create a quiz of sorts with them. More like a flash card but I'll take it. Taputapu kē! Seemingly not available on the web version.

E toru aku whakatutukitanga nui i te tau 2025, maorilanguage.info/puka-inia/, huia.co.nz/products/te-..., ā, kua whaka-ahonuku-ngia ai au e taku whare wānanga.