Kia ora. To encourage the use of Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words) and phrases that can be used with children. Whakataukī Ki te kahore he whakakitenga ka ngaro te iwi. Without foresight or vision the people will be lost. Said by Kingi Tawhiao Potatau te Wherowhero, to show the urgency of…
Te Kupu o Te Wiki – E te tau (darling)
Kia ora. To encourage the use of Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words) and phrases that can be used with children. Kupu (word) e te tau darling Haramai, e te tau! Come here, my darling! Browse our Te Reo Māori resources. Previous Te Kupu o te reo Māori posts. Weekly kupu videos from…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Kīwaha (colloquialism) Tau kē. Awesome. Kupu (word) Wīwī France He reka ngā paraoa o Wīwī! French bread is so good! Watch video of someone pronouncing this kupu. Browse our Te Reo Māori resources. Previous Te Kupu o te reo Māori posts. Weekly…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Whakataukī Te amorangi ki mua, te hāpai ō ki muri. The leader at the front and the workers behind the scenes. This is a reference to Marae protocol where the speakers are at the front of the meeting house and the workers…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Kīwaha (colloquialism) Tau ana, e hoa. Sweet as, bro. Kupu (word) tākuta doctor Ki te māuiui koe, me haere koe ki te tākuta. If you are sick, you should go to the doctor. Watch video of someone pronouncing this kupu. Browse our…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Kīwaha (colloquialism) Māu ka aha? What good will you be? Kupu (word) tohutō macron He nui te mana o te tohutō. Macrons are very important. Watch video of someone pronouncing this kupu. Browse our Te Reo Māori resources. Previous Te Kupu o…
Knitting on the bus
World Knit In Public Day was last Saturday (13 June), and to celebrate, Sally Blake (Riccarton High School Library Manager), Catherine Boyd and Heather Chambers (Upper Riccarton Library) joined 23 other crafters on the Orbiter Bus. Sally yarn-bombed a bike from the Eco Shed, which was put on the rack at the front of the…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Kīwaha (colloquialism) Tuhia ki te rae. Push the save button. Kupu (word) whetū star E whitu ngā whetū o Matariki. There are seven stars in Matariki. Watch video of someone pronouncing this kupu. Browse our Te Reo Māori resources. Previous Te Kupu…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Kīwaha (colloquialism) Rāua, rāua. (They are) One and the same. Kupu (word) āe yes Āe, me haere tāua. Yes, let’s go. Watch video of someone pronouncing this kupu. Browse our Te Reo Māori resources. Previous Te Kupu o te reo Māori posts. Weekly…
Te Kupu o te Wiki – The Word of the Week
Kia ora. To celebrate Te Reo Māori we are publishing weekly kupu (words). Whakataukī Te amorangi ki mua, te hāpai ō ki muri. The leader at the front and the workers behind the scenes. This is a reference to Marae protocol where the speakers are at the front of the meeting house and the workers…
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