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This Māori language series hosted by Pānia Papa, uses a range of language learning techniques, games, music and activities in te reo Māori.

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This Māori language series hosted by Pānia Papa, uses a range of language learning techniques, games, music and activities in te reo Māori. Log in to add this show as a favourite.

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Tēnā koe, nau mai, haere mai ki Tipu, te tino rauemi, kia whakateretere i tōu ako Reo Māori.

Tipu will help you to learn Te Reo Māori quickly!

Koi is your teacher and she has an innovative Personalised Progression Memory which allows her to remember what words and phrases you know and which ones you need a little extra testing on. This ensures that you are learning as quickly as possible.

Nō reira, karawhiua. Utaina tēnei tino rauemi kia tīmata i nāia tonu nei.

The best maori app I've ever used, I've had no issues with bugs or anything. Makes it easy to learn the grammer which I think is the biggest obstacle to learning maori, I already knew a few words but now can actually put them together to make a sentence. I love the app can't speak highly enough to its effectiveness. Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui.

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Although the interface is very primitive, and it doesn't test pronunciation or have a natural voice pronouncing phrases, it was very good at teaching basic grammar. I paired it with Drops to get a larger vocabulary.

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I got about 5 taps in and then it wouldn't respond any more. it seemed to put a layer over the whole screen so the question mark I was supposed to be tapping couldn't be tapped. perhaps a bit longer in Beta would be an idea?

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Kua tapirihia etahi akoranga hou.
I patua etahi ngarara hoki.

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Tēnā koe, nau mai, haere mai ki Tipu, te tino rauemi, kia whakateretere i tōu ako Reo Māori. Tipu will help you to learn Te Reo Māori quickly! Koi is your teacher and she has an innovative Personalised Progression Memory which allows her to remember what words and phrases you know and which ones you need a little extra testing on.

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Introducing Kupu, a Spark-sponsored app that uses the camera in your phone to instantly translate objects into te reo Māori.

Powered by Google technology and knowledge from the Te Aka Māori Dictionary, Kupu provides a new way to experience the language. It's really easy to use - just take a photo of an everyday object (or upload your own) and see it translated in real time. You can save the translated image, share it or have another go.

As Kupu relies on the latest Machine Learning technology it may not get it right every time, but we're working hard to improve it. You can help us by using the Translation Feedback feature to log any translations that don't seem right.

We hope you enjoy using Kupu to explore the world of te reo Māori.

For a more comprehensive te reo Māori learning experience, check out http://maoridictionary.co.nz

Te Aka Māori Dictionary is a product of the life's work of Professor John C. Moorfield (1943 - 2018). A humble and unassuming man of Pākehā descent, Prof. Moorfield was highly respected in the Māori community, and was affectionately known as Te Murumāra. Without John's advocacy and dedication to the revitalisation of the Māori language we would not have such a comprehensive and rich resource to draw on.

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Introducing Kupu, a Spark-sponsored app that uses the camera in your phone to instantly translate objects into te reo Māori. Powered by Google technology and knowledge from the Te Aka Māori Dictionary, Kupu provides a new way to experience the language.

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Listen to Up To Speed with Te reo Māori on Spotify.

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Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori- online meeting reo.

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Posters for your classroom featuring action words.

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Learning a language is about starting out small and taking that first step. We have created a tool so that you can introduce yourself in te reo Māori. This short mihi proclaims who you are and where you come from by saying your name, where your ancestors come from - if you want to or can - and where you live.

A mihi (or mihimihi) is an introduction which can take place at the beginning of a gathering or meeting. It is used to establish links with other people present and let people know who you are, and where you come from.

This shares similarities with a traditional pepeha. A pepeha is the traditional Māori way to introduce oneself. It connects us to our tribal lineage and ancestors, tracing our connection to maunga, waka, awa, and more. Standing and sharing pepeha is how Māori introduce themselves and make links with others, mostly in formal situations.

The mihi provided here can be used by anyone in a number of situations, both formal and informal. At a work hui, before addressing the room; at kura (school); when meeting new people... anytime you want to say who you are and where you come from. Being able to introduce yourself in te reo Māori is a helpful tool that we can all use in our everyday lives.

Watch the video below to get started.

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Learning a language is about starting out small and taking that first step. We have created a tool so that you can introduce yourself in te reo Māori. This short mihi proclaims who you are and where you come from by saying your name, where your ancestors come from - if you want to or can - and where you live.

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How to Pronounce Māori - Māori Language.net

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Within this section you will learn the basics of pronouncing Māori. Throughout the website we use a macron such as ā to indicate a long vowel sound, this will be explained in more detail under the vowels section.

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Huatau / Ideas  for ways you can use and speak more te reo Māori 

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Huatau / Ideas  for ways you can use and speak more te reo Māori 

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Here are some things you can do to use and speak more te reo Māori.

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/263436354660573/

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Kia ora! I'll be uploading videos and posts that showcase everyday Māori you can learn and speak every day. The inspiration for this page started in the first NZ lockdown where I explained a phrase...