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Harsh Singh

Harsh Singh Garcha

Waikato

Te Reo is life!

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Here is my Pepeha Kia Ora tatou, tena tatou katoa Greetings All I whanau mai ahau, i whakatipuhia hoki ahau ki Punjab - he whenua e rima nga awa Ko Sutluj, ko Beas, ko Ravi, ko Jhelum me Chenab ngā awa I was born and brought up in Punjab – a land of 5 Rivers (Sutluj, Beas, Ravi, Jhelum and Chenab) (Note: ‘Punj’ means 5 and ‘ab’ means river in punjabi. So ‘Punjab’ means land of 5 rivers) Nō te hāhi haamoriraa sikh ahau Ka tukuna ōku karakia ki a Guru Granth Sahib ji, tō matou Guru mutunga kore. I belong to the Sikh religion, and we worship Guru Granth Sahib ji as our Eternal Guru. He kaiārahi i a maatau ki te noho i te koiora me te whakaaro kia tapatahi nga taangata katoa. It guides us in living the life of truth and to consider everyone as equal. Mōku, ko Shri Darbar Sahib i Amritsar toku waka, toku moana, me toku marae I consider Shri Darbar Sahib (pilgrimage place) in Amritsar (location) as my waka, sea and place Ā, ko Shri Hemkund Sahib i nga Hamalayas hei maunga mōku And, Shri Hemkund Sahib in the Himalayas as my Mountain. I tenei wa, he Kaitiaki putea ahau mo Te Kaunihera ā Takiwā o Waikato At present, I am working as Accountant at WDC Kei Taupiri ahau e noho ana i tēnei wā - ka kite ahau i te maunga Taupiri me te awa o Waikato e rere ana. And, residing in Taupiri – where the Taupiri mountain is and where the Waikato river flows. Ko Harsh Singh Garcha toku ingoa Harsh Singh Garcha is my name E mihi ana ki a tatou katoa, kua hui mai nei i runga Kia pai te ra! Mauri Ora, tena tatou katoa Congratulations to all of us, who have gathered here Have a nice day! Greetings all

My why is to learn Te Reo and pass it on to our future generations. By learning and speaking Te Reo in daily life, we can become more connected to our roots! So I am embracing this language by learning Tikanga (Origins of maori, karakia & mihi acknowledgements). From background, I am an Immigrant from India but I like learning Te Reo.