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Māori Language Moment 2021

At 12pm on Tuesday 14 September we encouraged all of New Zealand to stop and take a moment for te reo Māori.

See what everyone did here and if you haven’t yet, share your photos and videos with us by clicking the button below.

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Whai wāhi mai | Take part

Kōrero

Speak

Whakarongo

Listen

 

 

 

Ako

Learn

Tākaro

Play

 

 

 

Pānui

Read

Waiata

Sing
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Ōu pūmahara | Your Moments

Te Tauihu Iwi Chairs Forum taking a break to join in Te Wiki o te Reo Māori...

Sarah

Stand Children's Services Therapeutic Care and Education (TCE) staff and visiting children introducing themselves in te reo and singing waiata...

Sarah

We celebrated by putting up these beautiful kowhaiwhai banners greeting patients and colleagues to our place of work...

Our wonderful Matua Solomon took as down to our Te Kura o Awa / our river school and we recorded...

Jaimee

The Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounmau kaimahi, sharing their kupu o te rā for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori...

Te Pūtahitanga

We should learn Te Reo Māori because it is part of who we are and is part of Aotearoa history...

Pnins

He paku mihi moaiho ki te Ao Maori...

Amo

I have encouraged me and my whanau to learn our whakapapa pepeha...

Jane

Whakatauki...

Sol

My tamariki and I sung some waiata and listened to the Māori Television korero/interviews on social media for the week...

Jessica

Ka ora tonu te reo Maori...

Rewana

To celebrate te reo and help our committment to learning we have put up a kupu o te rā board...

Kelly

Ko Michelle Sadgrove ahau, te kaiako puoro o Arahoe Kura...

Michelle

Ko ēnei aku irāmutu...

Raiha

at noon, over 200 of us from Southern Cross (Health Insurance, Travel Insurance, Pet Insurance, and Hospitals) came together...

rudo

Kia ora koutou!...

Vlad
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