We came together as a group, opening our korero with a tauparapara and shared what te reo Māori means to us. We reflected on what it means to be a New Zealander overseas and the power of a familiar waiata, what it means when we hear people korero on the street or in the supermarket. We talked about the beauty and impact of te reo and how our country is progressing with increasing our knowledge. We closed with karakia.
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Alastair Riach
We recited a karakia then spent the time on whakawhanaungatanga since we are new team of people workign together. We shared our pepeha and learned more about each other, Finally we closed with a whakatauki.
Alastair's completed challenges:
Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori 2021
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