Are you up for the reo Māori Challenge?
Naumai hoki mai anō ki Mahuru Māori.
In line with our maramataka Māori, this year Mahuru Māori starts on Friday 15 September 2023.
It doesn’t matter whether your reo skills stop at kia ora, or you can whaikōrero on the marae with the best of them, Mahuru Māori is something we can all do.
So jump on the waka e hoa mā, and let’s give Mahuru Māori our best shot.
How it works
It can be anything that makes you speak more Māori. An hour a day, half the day, all day every day, or as a beginner just start with greeting and farewells in Māori.
2. Get your mates involved
Get a team of friends, family or workmates involved and plan some virtual catch ups. You’ll have more fun, stay motivated and feel more comfortable in the reo zone.
3. Speak te reo Māori
Speak te reo Māori as much as you can during Mahuru. Every time you do, you’re revitalising te reo and breathing life back into our native tongue. Be brave, be bold and be patient.
We're taking the Mahuru Challenge. Will You?
We’re all taking this year’s Mahuru Māori challenge. The aim is to learn and gain the confidence to speak te reo Māori in our everyday lives. Some of us are just beginning, others will immerse themselves all day long, everyday. Read more of our stories here.
Mahuru this year according to maramataka Māori begins on 15 September 2023
My haerenga across China 🇨🇳 and Japan 🇯🇵 with misswhanau has come to an end. Sharing Te Whanga nui-a-Tara has been special and highlighted to me just how cool our city is. But with all the amazing things Aotearoa has to offer, what has been always at the tip of everyone’s arero 👅 is TE REO MĀORI. TUKUNA TE REO KIA RERE, KIA KŌREROTIA PUTA NOA I TE MOTU, I TE AO! 🌍 #reomāori #japan #china
Pū Kōrero | Maria Huata
pu_korero mariahuata
Arā anō ngā tohu, ngā paearu, ngā take, ngā kaupapa o te moko. I kōrerohia e Maria ngā āhuatanga ki tōna whānau, otira ki tōna Whaea, ki tōna tuākana me āna anō hoki.
Whakarongo ake rā ki te roanga o ngā kōrero a Maria i te punua pāho o Pū Kōrero pu_korero kei ngā paepāho o Whare Kōrero, o Spotify, o YouTube, o ApplePodcasts. (Kei taku bio te hononga)
Listen to the full Kōrero on Pū Kōrero, link in bio.
E mihi nui ana ki te_matawai mo rātou i tautoko i te taha pūtea. Kia ūkaipō te reo!
#PūKōrero #PuKorero #MāoriPodcast #ReoMāori #Reo #Matauranga #Whakapapa #RawhitiroaCreative #RawhitiroaPhotography #māoriphotographer #kaiwhakaahua #māori #Aotearoa #TeMatawai #Wharekōrero #Huata rangi_kipa #PūKauwae #Moko #MokoKauwae
Ko te kīwaha o te rā, e weta.
#mōtereo #mahurumāori #tereomāori
Our last learnmaoriabroad te reo Māori beginners course for 2023 starts next weekend on October 8th! This course is intended for students living in the UK, EU, Middle East, Asia, Australia & NZ and will be taught by kaiako Chris doublenz 😄
Ngā mihi nui to whaea tissa66 for your powerful words about our learnmaoriabroad classes! Our courses are indeed life changing for those who make the brave decision to join 🙌🏾💪🏾
We are here to support you 💯 of the way on your reo jouney! For more info and to register click on the link in our bio. ❤️🤍🖤
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#tereomāori #reomāori #learnmāoriabroad #kiwisabroad #kiwisinlondon #kiwisinaussie #kiwisinperth #kiwisinmelbourne #kiwisinsydney #kiwisinsingapore #kiakahatereomāori
Ko te kīwaha o te rā, kei tawhiti.
Tirohia te kiriata kia kitea me pēhea e whakamahi i te kīwaha i ō kōrero kai parāoa.
Today’s kīwaha is, kei tawhiti.
Check out the video and see how you can use this kīwaha in your everyday kōrero.
#mōtereo #mahurumāori #tereomāori
Ko te kīwaha o te rā, e ao.
Tirohia te kiriata ki te ako i te tikanga o tēnei kīwaha.
Today’s kīwaha is, e ao.
Check out the video to learn the meaning behind this kīwaha.
#motereo #mahurumāori #tereomāori
