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Ki te haeretahi ki paeraawhiti raa

Max

He kaupapa nui tēnei ki ahau nā te mea, ko te reo te mauri o te mana Māori. Ko taku waimarie ki te ako i Te Wānanga o Raukawa, kei reira i hoki mai ahau ki te ao Māori.

Jasmine

Kia Ora koutou, Ko Eulalia ahau. For a long time i had felt disconnected from my culture and embarrassed at the fact that i am unable to Kōrero Māori. My drive came from the beginning of my Whakapapa journey when i left the place i called home (Ōtautahi) in Te Waipounamu to go find the roots of my whānau in Te Ika-A-Māui. Along the way i met many who spoke of the need for more Reo Māori to be spoken in our home land and many that shared a similar shame as me, being Māori with only the bare minimum understanding of our Reo. I also met a few whom spoke our Reo fluently! My journey lead me to finally push my shame aside and sign up to learn Te Reo Māori through Te Wananga O Raukawa which ultimately gave me the tools to become a part of the revitalization movement of Te Reo Māori. I could and can feel the importance deep with-in my wairua as a Māori wāhine. I do not have any tamariki as of yet but i would love for my tamariki when that day comes to know our reo and not experience the same struggle that many of us share today. Te reo māori is a huge part of who we are and last but not least, i truly understand Kaua e whakamā i te reo māori. Ngā mihi.

Eulalia

I did some mahi on my te reo course and kete 1 of the Māori Made Easy books

Victoria

Went to Ōtaki tātahi and said karakia then had a Kōrero te reo pākeha about a kaupapa for a pukapuka I’m thinking of making for my kohungahuna paper 💕

Shaylis
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I tēnei mōteatea i tuhia nā Piki Kereama. He tauira mātou no Te Wānanga o Raukawa.

Tabitha
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