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We all shared something from Kapa Haka in our KNS Matariki Celebration...

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-30.

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Matariki - the Māori New Year

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Matariki - the Māori New Year | Ministry for Culture and Heritage

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Traditionally, it was a time for remembering the dead, and celebrating new life. In the 21st century, observing Matariki has become popular again. Kites, hot-air balloons and fireworks help mark the occasion. In the early 2000s Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (Māori Language Commission), the Ministry of Education and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, became involved in the revival of Matariki celebrations.

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Our pukapuka that we created in our Te Reo Maori class...

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Te Reo to practise for Matariki

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Learn some Māori phrases to use when meeting people, talking on the phone or writing letters.

Beginnings

Greetings to one

Tēnā koe (formal), Kia ora (informal)

Greetings to two

Tēnā kōrua (formal), Kia ora kōrua (informal)

Greetings to three or more

Tēnā koutou (formal), Kia ora koutou (informal)

Greetings to a friend

Tēnā koe e hoa (formal), Kia ora e hoa (informal)

Dear Sir/Madam

Kei te rangatira, tēnā koe (very formal)

Dear Vice-Chancellor

E te Tumu Whakarae, tēnā koe

Dear Sir/Madam

Tēnā koe

Dear Michael

Tēnā koe Mikaere

Other phrases

Good morning

Ata mārie, mōrena

Would you like a coffee?

He kawhe māu?

Would you like a tea?

He tī māu?

Would you like a water?

He wai māu?

Sugar? Milk?

He huka? He miraka?

Is (name) there (telephone)

Kei konā a (name)?

Yes, one moment please

Āe, taihoa ake nei

Is (name) in (office)

Kei konei a (name)?

Sorry s/he is in a meeting.

Kāo, kei te hui ia.

Sorry s/he is in a class.

Kāo, kei te whakaako ia.

Yes, but unfortunately s/he is busy at the moment.

Āe, engari kāore ia i te wātea i tēnei wā.

Send him/her an email.

Tukuna he īmera ki a ia.

I would like to meet with you.

Me hui tahi tāua.

I would like to meet with you all.

Me hui tahi tātou.

Shall I meet you (one person) for lunch?

Me haere tāua ki te tina?

Shall we (more than one person) meet for lunch?

Me haere tātou ki te tina?

Where?

Ki hea?

At the marae?

Ki te marae?

At the Hub?

Ki te Ihonui?

I will call past your office.

Ka peka au ki tō tari.

Meet me at the Library.

Me tūtaki tāua ki Te Pātaka Kōrero.

I am teaching until 1pm.

Kei te whakaako au ki te kotahi karaka.

My computer is broken.

Kua te pakaru taku rorohiko.

Call 5050.

Waeahia te nama rima, kore, rima, kore.

The internet is slow today.

He pōturi rawa te ipurangi i tēnei rā.

The printer is out of paper.

Kua pau te pepa i te mīhini tā.

Do you have a pen I can borrow?

He pene tāhau?

Yes, I have a pen.

Āe, he pene āku.

Endings

Yours sincerely (one signatory)

Nāku noa, nā

Yours sincerely (two signatories)

Nā māua noa, nā

Yours sincerely (three signatories)

Nā mātou noa, nā

Yours faithfully (one signatory)

Nāku, nā

That is all for now

Heoi anō tāku mō nāianei

See you (again)

Ka kite (anō)

With best wishes

Ngā manaakitanga

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Learn some Māori phrases to use when meeting people, talking on the phone or writing letters.

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What legend are we acting out here?

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-29.

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with Stella, Nico, Izzy, Sophia, Rita

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-29.

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Here´s what a traditional Maori village looks like. They leave a lot of land natural without building on it. These days you wouldn´t find a forest so close to your home! This is also a beach village so they must have used the sea as their main food source.

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Here´s a picture of the route the Maori explorers took to get to New Zealand.

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-28.

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Clever Weaving instructions from Balsa.

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-27.

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Learn about how Polynesians navigated to Aotearoa and settled here. Jack and Thomas

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-27.

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With Ollie and the boys from the West. Links to youtube haka clips below...

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-28.

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Learn how to create your own custom Matariki stars with Caelin and Kilian.

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-27.

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1 not all matariki stars are girls
2 there are two stars missing meaning there are nine
3 matariki

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By Hannah, Jami and Sacha

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-28.

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The Polynesians had a way of exploring that involved ships going south for a certain amount of time and then exploring east or west. The crew of ships that didn't find land died, but if they did find land they either reported back or decided not to go back and have it all for themselves. In the video, the orange ship doesn't find land and sinks, and the blue ship finds New Zealand.

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new zealand national rugby union team (award nominee)

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samoa national rugby union team (sports team)

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All Blacks vs Manu Samoa 2015   Haka & Siva Tau

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new zealand national under-20 rugby union team (sports team)

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Fiery Haka at Australia & NZ’s Under-20s Rugby League 2014

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With a field goal in the final minute, the Kiwis won the Test Match 15-14. "The traditional Maori dance has been at the centre of controversy before. Three years ago, France were given a $15,000 fine for advancing on the haka during the Rugby World Cup final.

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CHIEFS MANA! Chiefs Haka v Wales | SKY TV

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‎CHIEFSMANA‬ like you've never experienced it before... WATCH: Chiefs Rugby perform a pre-match haka for the first time in their 20-year history, ahead of their first ever game against Wales. Come With Us http://www.sky.co.nz/ Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/skysportnz Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/skysportnz Google+ - http://skynz.co/SKYNZGPlus

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Best Basketball Haka ever? | NZL vs USA | #FIBAWC 2014

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All Blacks vs South Africa  2016 Kapa O Pango

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Haka des Maori All Blacks face aux Lions Britanniques

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Superbe Haka des Maori All Blacks à l'ouverture du match contre les Lions Britanniques et Irlandais !! Abonnez-vous et visitez notre site pour plus de vidéos : http://www.the10bestoff.com/ Source : Canal + Sport

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The relationship that develops as a result of manaakitanga – the strength of the group – see people as people not just their role, working collaboratively and collectively.

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Link to information

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New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu Taonga

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Twinkling in the winter sky just before dawn, Matariki (the Pleiades) signals the Māori New Year. For Māori, the appearance of Matariki heralds a time of remembrance, joy and peace. It is a time for communities to come together and celebrate. In the 2000s, it became more common for both Māori ...

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Jenny, Tamsin and Olivia

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Uploaded by Fiona Campbell on 2017-06-27.

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Poi means ball on Cord in Maori
It was used many years ago by indigenous Maori people to increase there flexiblilaty and courdanation in there hands.  Woman used poi to help them with weaving and men used them to help them to train for war
By Sacha Jami and hannah