This blog is a record of my learning from Glen Taylor School through to Tamaki College.
Friday, 5 October 2018
Te Rangatahi
Tēnā koe ~ How do you do hullo (one person)
Tēnā korua ~ How do you do hullo ( two person)
Tēnā koutou ~ How do you do hullo ( more than two)
Tēnā koutou katoa ~ How do you do everyone hullo all of you
Kia ora ~ Hullo Good day
Mōrena ~ Good Morning
Kei te pēhea koe ~ How are you ( one person )
Kei te pēhea korua ~ How are you ( two people )
Kei te pēhea koutou ~How are you ( more than two )
Kei te pai ~ Well , Thanks , Fine , Thanks
E pēhea ana koe ~ How are you ( one person )
E pēhea ana korua ~ How are you ( two people )
E pēhea ana koutou ~ How are you ( more than two )
E pai ana ~ Well , Thanks , fine , thanks
Haere mai ~ Welcome // Come here
Nau mai ~ Welcome
Haere rā ~ Goodbye
E noho rā ~ Goodbye
Hei kenei rā ~ Goodbye
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Fantastic. I think it's great to be learning the language of New Zealand. Maybe you could write a blog post completely in Maori.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mrs Shearing I appreciate the feedback and yes I do have a upcoming Maori story ready to be posted just needs editing and someone to read it to make sure i make sense and i'm using the Maori language spelling properly.
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