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Ka pānui pukapuka māua ki māmā

Ruruhira

We played te Reo bingo, and everyone had a go at incorporating aspects of Reo outside of standard mihi and pepeha, which was really fun.

Michael

Our Beca Kirikiriroa Office came together to practice pronunciation and then sang E Minaka Ana together and shared a hāngi afterwards

Melissa

My why is to keep up reo with my daughter so we can both continue to learn. I want to get to the point where we are fluent enough to have a causal convo with confidence.

anahera

We had a learning session, quiz and kai at Beca. Was a bigger turnout this year in the Auckland office. Other offices throughout the country also had their own session.

anahera

Partook in te reo bingo

Aroha

Played rua games of te reo bingo, had some kai and a korero was presented to us about the history of te reo in Aotearoa and goal of having 1 million speakers by 2040. Had a te reo quiz.

Frankie

I love learning about traditional Māori knowledge, history and wisdom through the joyful medium of waiata :)

Kate

Mo toku tamariki. . . I want my boys to grow up knowing, respecting and loving the indigenous language of Aotearoa. I am teaching them that speaking and hearing te reo Maori is normal, and that it is our privilege and responsibility to keep the language strong.

Stephanie

Learning more about Te Reo Māori and Tikanga lets me approach work and life in a different, and better, way

Sonia

Learn my pepeha by heart and incorporate te reo phrases into everyday usgae

Andrew

Excited to begin learning a new language.

Tasneem

For my kōtiro to speak the language of her tūpuna

Genevieve

Learning about the world around us and how to be kaitiaki of our environment

Siobhan

I love learning about traditional Māori knowledge, history and wisdom through the joyful medium of waiata :)

Kate

Tēnā koutou katoa Greetings to you all Nō Ingarani ōku tīpuna My ancestors are from England I tupu ake ahau i Portsmouth e Takapuna I grew up in Portsmouth and Takapuna Ko Te Taua Moana te marae The Navy’s Te Taua Moana is my marae Ko iwi Heramana te iwi The sailors of the Royal New Zealand Navy are my tribe Nō Tauranga Moana ahau I now call Tauranga home Ko Andrew Ford tōku ingoa My name is Andrew Ford Kei te mahi ahau i Beca Applied Technologies I am a consultant at Beca Applied Technologies Nō reira, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, so again, greetings to you all tēnā koutou, katoa

Andrew

My daughter grew up around te reo with Kohanga and Kura however as we moved to a English speaking only school I feel I need to keep up her learning and mine.

anahera

FranklyAI breaks through language barrier

Lana

Having been an expatriate Kiwi for most of my life, my exposure to te reo and tikanga Maori has been limited. Joining the Māori Language Movement is an opportunity to learn and connect with New Zealand's culture and heritage.

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Activities

Ka pānui pukapuka māua ki māmā

Ruruhira

We played te Reo bingo, and everyone had a go at incorporating aspects of Reo outside of standard mihi and pepeha, which was really fun.

Michael

Our Beca Kirikiriroa Office came together to practice pronunciation and then sang E Minaka Ana together and shared a hāngi afterwards

Melissa

My why is to keep up reo with my daughter so we can both continue to learn. I want to get to the point where we are fluent enough to have a causal convo with confidence.

anahera

We had a learning session, quiz and kai at Beca. Was a bigger turnout this year in the Auckland office. Other offices throughout the country also had their own session.

anahera

Partook in te reo bingo

Aroha

Played rua games of te reo bingo, had some kai and a korero was presented to us about the history of te reo in Aotearoa and goal of having 1 million speakers by 2040. Had a te reo quiz.

Frankie

I love learning about traditional Māori knowledge, history and wisdom through the joyful medium of waiata :)

Kate

Mo toku tamariki. . . I want my boys to grow up knowing, respecting and loving the indigenous language of Aotearoa. I am teaching them that speaking and hearing te reo Maori is normal, and that it is our privilege and responsibility to keep the language strong.

Stephanie

Learning more about Te Reo Māori and Tikanga lets me approach work and life in a different, and better, way

Sonia

Learn my pepeha by heart and incorporate te reo phrases into everyday usgae

Andrew

Excited to begin learning a new language.

Tasneem

For my kōtiro to speak the language of her tūpuna

Genevieve

Learning about the world around us and how to be kaitiaki of our environment

Siobhan

I love learning about traditional Māori knowledge, history and wisdom through the joyful medium of waiata :)

Kate

Andrew

My daughter grew up around te reo with Kohanga and Kura however as we moved to a English speaking only school I feel I need to keep up her learning and mine.

anahera

FranklyAI breaks through language barrier

Lana

Having been an expatriate Kiwi for most of my life, my exposure to te reo and tikanga Maori has been limited. Joining the Māori Language Movement is an opportunity to learn and connect with New Zealand's culture and heritage.

Miriam

To further develop the meaning of being a kiwi

Avi

To honour the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi

Genevieve

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