Google Home has hit a home run in pronouncing te reo place names. After videos of Alexa choking its way through the world’s longest place name “Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu” emerged online, Google Home users then put their speakers, to the test.
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Alexa gets Māori wake-up call about world’s longest place name
“Someone give Alexa some Reo lessons.”
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App saving indigenous Alaskan language from extinction
An Alaskan indigenous community is saving their language and heritage on the brink of extinction with the help of Māori technology company Kiwa Digital.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 6
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 1
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 5
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 3
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 4
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 7
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 2
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
