The second Te Taumata Wānanga reo recently kicked off which looks at revitalising and strengthening the Ngāpuhi dialect. A total of 140 people registered a hunger to learn and be engaged with the activities. The goal is to culturally support the descendants of Ngāpuhi.
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Mia, Nikau, Nina- Māori words or Māori names?
The most popular baby names for 2019 have been released with Mia and Nikau being the most popular Māori names. But there is still confusion over whether such names are acknowledged as Māori given names.
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NewsNew App helps Corrections staff learn te reo
The newly established Tihi-o-Mānōno app is encouraging Department of Corrections staff members to learn te reo Māori.
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Marae style pā dreamed for Ainu, by Ainu
Ainu living in Tokyo hosted their annual festival in Yokohama on the weekend. The festival was an opportunity to celebrate their culture and show their gratitude to their supporters. It’s was also a chance to fundraise for a marae style project they hope will strengthen their community.
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Turi-Deaf Māori reclaiming their reo birthright
Although te reo Māori has been an official language in Aotearoa for 32 years, an estimated 3,000 Turi-Deaf Māori continue to fight for their Māori language rights.
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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.
