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Karen Seth

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I will sing a waiata and say my pepeha.

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MLM 2021

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I revised my mihi this year to include my arrival in Auckland but not to include my mountain and loch which I have previously included as they are important in my culture, though in a different way from that recognised in Māori pepeha. My class have also been learning their mihi or pepeha as appropriate to their own cultures so that we can recits them this week and whenever called upon. We then went outside and sang waiata with most of our school at 12pm to join together and celebrate.

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I whānau mai au Kōtirana. I tae mai toku whānau ki Tamaki Makaurau i te tau kotahi mano iwa rau waru tekau ma whā. No Kaipatiki taku kainga. Ko Steve Seth toku tane. Tokorua ā māua tamariki. Ko Owen Munro raua ko Janet Munro ōku mātua. Ko Karen Seth ahau. I and my primary school class will be sharing their pepeha and singing a waiata.

Karen

Our class came together to learn a kaikohau, then we shared about our favourite fruits and colour - we're playing games with these new kupu and sentences this week.

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Maori Language Moment 2021

Our class came together to learn a kaikohau, then we shared about our favourite fruits and colour - we're playing games with these new kupu and sentences this week.