Te Reo Maori

Kia-ora everyone, today I have Ngaro, Kohatu and I have created a video explaing kei konei, kei kona, and kei kora. We also have made another video showing the meaning of te rakau and me nga rakau. I hope you enjoy!

Te Reo Maori

Te Reo Maori

Kia-ora everyone, today I will be presenting and translating the meaning of these sentences.

.Te Reo Maori.

Te tau rua mano ma tekau ma rua

Whakapakehatia enei o nga rarangi korero.

1. Haere mai ki te kai - come and have a feed
2. Haere ma ki konei - come over here
3. Haere mai e noho - come and sit down
4. Haere mai, whakarongo - come and listen
5. Haere mai e tama - come here boys
6. Haere mai e ko - come here girls
7. Haere mai tamariki ma - welcome children
8. Haere mai e nga manuhiri - welcome visitors
9. Haere mai e nga kai ako - welcome teachers
10. Haere mai e hoa ma - welcome friends

Whakamaoritia enei o nga rarangi korero.

1. Come here mum - haere mai e ma
2. Come for a swim - haere mai ki te kaukau
3. Come and play -  haere mai ki te hianga
4. Come and sit - haere mai ki te noho
5. Come and read - haere mai ki te panui
6. Come and sing - haere mai ki te toiere
7. Come and run - haere mai ki te oma
8. Come and write - haere mai ki te tuhituhi

Add - ‘te’ ‘me’ and ‘nga’ to complete these sentences.

1. The book and the papers - te pukapuka me nga pepa
2. The table and the chaires - nga tepu me nga turu
3. The door and the windows - te kuaha me nga wini
4. The teacher and the students - te kaiako me nga tauira
5. The kit and the seafood - te kete me te kaimoana
6. The elderly man and the elderly woman - te kaumatua me te kuia
7. The doctor and the patient - te takuta me te turoro
8. The mother and the baby - te ma me te pepe
9. The rugby player and the people - te kaikape me nga iwi
10. The moon and the stars - te marama me nga whitu

Te Reo Maori

Te Reo Maori

W.A.L.T say simple sentences about location

To be successful I will:

Know the meaning of raro under, runga on top, waho outside, roto inside, mua in front,muri behind te taha maui left and te taha matau.

Know to use te for one and nga for more than one.

What I found hard was knowing the Maori words and how to penance it. I think that I was successful because I used raro under, runga on top, waho outside, roto inside, mua in front,muri behind te taha maui left and te taha matau. Here is a video about it.

Hope you enjoy!

Te Reo Maori

               Last week and the week before we have been learning Te reo maori using Ka, E and I