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Thursday 7 September 2017

Inspiration For Te Wiki O Te Reo Māori

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  1. Anonymous7 September 2017 at 19:42

    Kia ora,

    Nga mihi o te wiki o te reo māori.
    (Welcome to māori language week)

    As part of our Tuhi mai tuhi atu blogging this week, we will be creating pronunciation guides for our local area. This will let people from other places know a bit more about where we are from and help us practice the pronunciation of local place names.

    Ka mau te wehi.

    Mr McAulay

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  2. Unknown13 September 2017 at 15:56

    Kia ora girls, this is really funny but totally helpful! We like your recap at the end. We are surrounded by so many names that people don't or can't pronounce correctly. The one we were thinking about was Ngakawau which people pronounce at Knocka-war!!! Crazy.

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  3. Unknown13 September 2017 at 15:57

    Hi again Mr M, when I say 'we' I'm referring to Ruma Waru at Paparoa Range School. http://room8paparoarange.blogspot.co.nz/

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    1. Anonymous13 September 2017 at 17:04

      Ka mau te wehi! I am very happy that you enjoyed this. Check out the student blogs over the next few days and you will see many more pronunciation videos.

      Cheers,

      Mr McAulay

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  4. Anonymous14 September 2017 at 15:03

    Hi my name is Tanyah I am Waikowhai Primary School. I really like your video about Maori words. We are learning about new Maori words in out school this week.Next time speak more loudly Ka Pai from sharing your work.Check my blog to
    wpstanyahp.blogspot.co.nz

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  5. Anonymous28 September 2017 at 13:35

    Hi there! My name's Oscar from Manukau, Te waka Ako Waikowhai Primary School. That was a very good video and it helped me learn to pronounce different maori words. It was a great use of green screen and the phone calls were really well acted out. It reminded me of when it was maori language week and we were learning to pronounce maori words. Have you thought about talking just a little bit clearer because it was just a little hard to understand. If you would like to see my learning my blog address is https://wpsoscarc.blogspot.co.nz

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  6. Anonymous28 September 2017 at 13:45

    Hi my name is Sebastian and I am a student of waikowhai primary school. I really enjoyed how you were talking in maori because its maori week. And I also think that next time you could try learning the lines off by heart.
    If you would like to see my work go to
    http://wpssebastiana.blogspot.co.nz/

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  7. Anonymous28 September 2017 at 13:52

    Hi my mane is Rua from Waikowhai Primary School. I really like the way you pronounced the Te Reo Maori.
    I like the way you speak clearly and loudly.
    In the afternoon we do Te Reo Maori together too.
    Bye.



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  8. Anonymous28 September 2017 at 14:10

    Hi my name is Jordan I am Wailkowhai Primary school
    I really like your video about all the Maori words. We are learning about new Maori words in our school this week. Next time speak more loudly when you were saying Ka Pai. Check my blog http://wpsjordans.blogspot.co.nz/

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  9. Anonymous28 September 2017 at 14:16

    Hi my name is Emelio. I am from Waikowhai Primary School. I really liked how you used a Maori background for your video it reminded me of the green screen in Te Waka Ako. Could you speak louder on your next video.Come and check my blog out at wpsemelio.blogspot.co.nz

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