Teena Koe e Riki
RE: Kei te pirangi ahau ki te ako te reo maori.
I'm not sure where to start, I have just registered today. I was a Student of Te kura Motuhake O Te Ataarangi O Te Wairoa for 2 years about 2001. Completed both years with basic reo. I wish to continue to further te reo, at the moment I am teaching a sister here in Sydney Australia, and I know I need to learn more so to continue on. I have moved to Australia here now going on 2 years, and it is very hard to find any maori learning community, or to even speak to maori here. They are very shy, I guess, the kia ora frightens them. I don't know but I just carry on finding ways to continue my culture on. I'd be so greatful as to start lessons somewhere here, I can't find where to at the moment.
Kia ora, ka kite ano.
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Kei te pirangi ahau ki te ako te reo maori
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Maata
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Ariki
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Tēnā koe,
Ko te mea tuatahi, me mihi atu au ki a koe kua tae mai ki konei ki tēnei ipurangi.
Ko te mea tuarua, kia mōhiotia ai e koe tōku tuakiri, me whakaatu au i tōku nei whakapapa.
Ko Moehau rātou ko Taupiri ko Tautari ngā maunga,
Ko Waihou rātou ko Ohinemuri ko Waikato ngā awa,
Ko Tīkapa rāua ko Te Moana Tāpokopoko ā Tāwhaki ngā moana,
Ko Tainui te waka,
Ko Hotu Roa te ariki,
Ko Marutūahu rāua ko Te Wherowhero ngā tangata,
Ko Ngāti Whānaunga rātou ko Ngāti Pāoa ko Ngāti Apakura ko Ngāti Maniapoto ngā iwi,
Ko Ngā Uri o Tū te hapū
Nō reira, tēnā koe!
In reply to what you have written. There is another thread up at the top (I have to add more on to it) called Macrons and Te Reo Learning Resources. These links will help with reading and listening to te reo - the speaking part is something that has to be done in real life. I will add more links to it tomorrow.
Nō reira, mātakitaki mai! Watch this space!
Hei kona mai,
nā Tāne
Ko te mea tuatahi, me mihi atu au ki a koe kua tae mai ki konei ki tēnei ipurangi.
Ko te mea tuarua, kia mōhiotia ai e koe tōku tuakiri, me whakaatu au i tōku nei whakapapa.
Ko Moehau rātou ko Taupiri ko Tautari ngā maunga,
Ko Waihou rātou ko Ohinemuri ko Waikato ngā awa,
Ko Tīkapa rāua ko Te Moana Tāpokopoko ā Tāwhaki ngā moana,
Ko Tainui te waka,
Ko Hotu Roa te ariki,
Ko Marutūahu rāua ko Te Wherowhero ngā tangata,
Ko Ngāti Whānaunga rātou ko Ngāti Pāoa ko Ngāti Apakura ko Ngāti Maniapoto ngā iwi,
Ko Ngā Uri o Tū te hapū
Nō reira, tēnā koe!
In reply to what you have written. There is another thread up at the top (I have to add more on to it) called Macrons and Te Reo Learning Resources. These links will help with reading and listening to te reo - the speaking part is something that has to be done in real life. I will add more links to it tomorrow.
Nō reira, mātakitaki mai! Watch this space!
Hei kona mai,
nā Tāne
Linguicide IS genocide. 
He ingoa ōpaki a Riki; he ingoa ōkawa a Ariki.
Riki is an informal name; Ariki is a formal name.
He ingoa ōpaki a Riki; he ingoa ōkawa a Ariki.
Riki is an informal name; Ariki is a formal name.
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Te Reo
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- Country: New Zealand (New Zealand / Aotearoa)
Hey, Kia Ora Maata.
No Te Wairoa hoki tenei, ara i Te Kura Motuhake hoki ahau i te tau 2001. Am thinking I know ya..lol heoi, just have a question for ya. Are you based in Sydney? If so, ki toku nei mohio, theres a Ataarangi over there. If your interested i can suss out where and stuff for ya.
Heoi, koira noa iho taaku i tenei waa. Ngaa mihi ki a koutou ko to whaanau
No Te Wairoa hoki tenei, ara i Te Kura Motuhake hoki ahau i te tau 2001. Am thinking I know ya..lol heoi, just have a question for ya. Are you based in Sydney? If so, ki toku nei mohio, theres a Ataarangi over there. If your interested i can suss out where and stuff for ya.
Heoi, koira noa iho taaku i tenei waa. Ngaa mihi ki a koutou ko to whaanau
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