Moala Tōku whakapapa Term 2

Today for Te Reo Maori we did a screen castify talking about our family but in Maori. If you would like to know more about my family watch/listen to my screen castify. Here is a picture of what the words I have said means. 

Here is the link to the screencastify!

Tupou Pronouns

Today for Māori we are learning about tūpou Māori - Māori pronouns. This was easy because we learnt a lot about this and we even have a slide telling us about it. A new word I learnt was manamanahau, manamanahau means joyful.

Can you use there pronouns to speak Te Reo Maori?

Here is my screencastify!

Here is the table about the tupou.

Moala Ngā kare ā-roto me ngā āhau - Feelings and states

WALT: express how we're feeling in Te Reo Māori

Today for Māori my class and I have learnt new Māori words. Like how are you and we had some responses to say first we write it down on a google drawing then we get the people who we have wrote down and do a screencastify and record the people's voices. The people in my class I used are Krystal, Mele, Briana, Maraia, Ana.

                                                     Here is my google drawing! 

Here is my screencastify!

Screencastify video

Maori Language Week Fact File 18/9/2020

Te Reo Maori - Learning how to say Maori words

 Today in Maori we are learning how to ask 'how are you?' In Maori you would say" 'pai' pai means good or well. We also learnt a few different responses to the question " Kei te pēhea koe? which means How are you?

These are the three responses that I like the most

E pai ana ahau - I am good

Kei te ora - Well

Kei te hiakai - I am hungry.

If you wanted you can see which Maori words these are!

Kei te ruha

Kei te ngenge ahau

E pēwhea ana koe

E pai ana ahau

Good Luck on my test (If you get it right I will give you chocolate)