Kim : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I want to learn my Pipeha
Dipika : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Kia Ora, I will use reo greetings and encourage ethnic indian families to learn basic vocab and waiata.
Michelle : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Use greetings more often
Fran : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Kōrero with my colleagues and promote use of Te Reo in our workplace.
Nico : Tākaro - Te Reo in Fitness
Count my reps in te reo
Tama : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
charlie : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learn maori greetings at home, and sing maori songs
Maneet : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I want to learn Te rao and it will be convenient for me to communicate with Maoris’ in their native language and it will give me the opportunity to learn about their culture.
Janina : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Introduce a new words to practice with my whanau. Aiming to know and be using another forty words in Te Reo Maori by Xmas.
Paul : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Bringing Te Reo into my personal and professional life as the beginning to understand more about my whakapapa
Caroline : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Encouraging the grandies to be involved. library activities
Elaine : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Placing moari word around my home to learn more of the language. I'm also learning about traditional maori medicine and my long term goal is to plant a native garden with plants that can heal. It will be dedicated to my Nan who died of cancer.
Coral : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kōrero - Te Reo at Home Korero daily to my tane @ least 5x/day.
Kate : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Sclena : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kia Ora, My whanau will speak more te reo Maori in our whare, say a karakia before we eat kai, and read Maori stories together.
Edwina : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Support kapa haka kaiako by creating an online collection of class waiata and haka videos for ākonga to revisit and practise for festivals, special visitors, and celebrations. (Whole school)
Jadene : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Be able to kōrero more in my ākomanga
Melanie : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I would like to learn to be fluent in Te reo. So I'll encourage my whanau to korero back to me.
Adele : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I commit to once again prioritise practising karakia so as to be absolutely confident when called upon to bless our hui, kai and mahi. This is in the event of no-one else being available. Of course I'll continue with my mahi of being proudly Tangata Tiriti and often the only messenger carrying te reo in this pakeha world I've found myself in. And I'll try and figure out how to use macrons on my ancient computer! Aue - ake ake ake te reo maori!
Joseph : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
try to use te reo Māori to conduct conversation at home，with friends. I'm eager to find more friends who are also interested in learning te reo Māori.
Flora : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I would like to learn more Te Reo Māori and encourage the use of reo at mahi!
Jaap : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Try to write the Raumanga Stream Parkrun report in te reo Māori
Rhys : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Karakia kai ki te kainga. Korero ki te whānau.
Terina : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Korero maori to my tamariki or using reo in a sentence.
Venus : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Participate in singing
Kevin : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Switch on the news to Te Reo Māori and start learning another language
Skylar : Mahere - Te Reo Tuku Iho
Umaiza : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
it kind of hard but not that hard Ko Umaiza to ko ingoa
Amiria : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I have participated along with the org in our Hui ā tau - Pūrakau rangahau and sharing about the rohe I mahi in.
Kirsty : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Provide a culturally-appropriate version of my mihi before formal speeches.
Lisa : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Participate in Tūhono, performing kapa haka and learning new kupu for use at home
Nauula : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Learning and practicing Waiata alongside Akonga and practicing karakia and further developing Te reo Maori Kupu
Solomon : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Ka korero ahau ki taku kainga me korero ki taku tamariki i te reo tuatahi te reo maori. No reira, e korero ana au ki a koutou katoa.
Hannah : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
To know and use more kupu within work and home, increasing my Reo word by word, so that I can kōrero more
Leah : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Find a waiata group and learn some waiata over the next year. Memorise a paheka mihi/pepeha
Pauline : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learn to pronounce a new word or name
Angelica : Tākaro - Te Reo in Fitness
Using te reo greetings with my students. Ending the class with a stretch track to waiata Māori
jordan : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
teach my coworkers te reo māori in the lunchroom on display for the week
Pip : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Use Te Reo when greeting friends and colleagues. Learn some new phrases by reading Maori made easy. Also by searching for the speakers I'm following on social media to see how they are celebrating the week.
The Muse Community Music Trust : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
We have three choirs and always finish each practice with the Beatles song, The End. This week we learned some new waiata, and also wrote a Te Reo Māori version of The End. We will sing this version from now on. Listen here: https://youtu.be/tROLxh5aW_k
karlene : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
speak at least 30minutes a day
Nicky : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Participate in the wero mahi - to put in a whakatauki reach day. Also to make five places I've worked in recently by their true names - Ōtepoti, Tamaki Makaurau, Hawera, Taranaki, and Otaki
Charles : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Andy : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will learn te karakia hou with the youth at work.
Christine : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I'll aim to learn a new word each day.
Brayden : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Deziah-Ariia : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Use Te Reo with my flatmates and during tasks such as cooking or cleaning
Andrea : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will incorporate Te Reo in our weekly catch up email and share the Mawhera sign post image
Tangata Tiriti discussion group, Dept of General Practice and Rural Health, Otago Medical School : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Our workplace Tāngata Tiriti Discussion Group expressed ourselves in te Reo Rangatira, and improved our knowledge of the language, through mihi, karakia and waiata
Gini : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Listen to Waiata Reo Māori during the week
King's School - Room 7Ta : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Waiata in class and across other classes in our Year group. Practising #My Mihi
Payton : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Kei te korero tonu au i Te Reo Maori ki roto i taku wahi mahi ki tetahi o aku hoa mahi e ahei ana ki te korero, ki mua o te aroaro i a ratau e kore e taea te korero, kia whakaaweawe ai i a ratau ki te tikina te rakau, timata ai i a ratau haerenga!
rosalind : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Kōrero i te wahi mahi, including sentences first in Māori and then translating into te reo Pākehā. Kei Whitiereia ahau e ako ana i te reo Māori hoki.
Etienne : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Attending reo Māori events at Ministry of Justice
Natalie : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
I will step up my use of Māori greetings - both in person, text messages and in any emails I send. I will also be sure to get the spellings right including macrons where I can. Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori!
Preeti : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I will use Te Reo in work emails and greeting people in person and will use Te Reo words in discussions.
Tj : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
learn how to speak and learn the languege
Ayesha : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Let’s embrace the culture and celebrate Te Reo in public to show how unified we are. Keeping up with the language and learning its history helps us understand each other so much better. Coming from Nepal, I deeply resonate with Te Reo Māori. It reminds me of my own native language, Newari, which holds a very special and significant place in Nepal's history.
Rachel : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
ako te reo ki te kura/mahi/kainga ki Hanana
Shannon : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Moorena e hoa maa, I will be practicing my reo Maaori in work/public and at home. I aim to order my kawhe in reo Maaori (He moka nui koa, hei heri atu) and continue using as much in my communication as possible. Waiata Wednesdays at Te Koopuu Maania - Central Library start today! Haere mai!
Philip : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I'm going to encourage my residents at my care home to have a go.
Tim : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
such a beautiful language. would love to become fluent in speaking it
Juztyce : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I have been on a journey of reconnecting with whaanau and relearning my whakapapa and pepeha. Everyday has been a challenge, as my daughter is Maaori, Tongan and Samoan. We live in a Tongan household that respects and loves Te reo Maaori, Maaori culture and Indigenous knowledge. This has encouraged me even more to korero Maaori, not only within my household, but in my everyday life. I will be making a boil-up for my household to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Maaori. ❤️ I hope to become fluent in my mother tongue, share Indigenous knowledge, and support our people in whatever way that may look. Kia kaha to korero i te reo Maaori, whaanau. Mauri ora. 🌿
Rachel : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
ako te reo ki te kura/mahi/kainga ki Hanana
Jane : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Remember to use the little I do know with everyone I meet, every day
craig : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Our church (Church Unlimited West) had a Te Reo service on Sunday night. I was particularly impressed when everyone sung Whakaaria Mai, so powerful. Got me interested in learning more
Karen : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kōrero
Jo : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Neha : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
As a student teacher, I am already using te reo in my daily mat times, moving beyond regular lessons. We are all learning at the same time-tamariki and the kaiako. We use te reo words including visual/ sign language where ever possible as visual cues makes it easier to remember.
Zarlasht : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Learn Māori
Cheryl : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
I have a YouTube channel where I do nail polish comparisons. I released a video on Monday using some te reo and put the translations/meanings on screen.
Indiana : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learning Te reo at home here in Perth.
Maria : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I work in schools, I teach music to tamariki, and want to use as much Te Reo as possible, with korero, waiata.
Vaegaau : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Ka kōrero au i te reo Māori ki aku hoa mahi.
Maree : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
As a Community Mental Health team, we start our day with Karakia Timatanga and waiata. It grounds and binds us together to prepare us for the day ahead.
Stacey : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I would love to learn my pepeha and learn how to pronounce the words fluently and confidently
vanessa : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I would like to start learning Te Reo and try to use it in some way or another everyday.
Letitia : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Making a kaitā effort to use Maori at the front desk! 🙂and a bit of whakarongo ki te puoro at home. 🎧
Enoka : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Continue to strengthen Reo throughout my team, incorporating it through everyday mahi and conversations. Sharing daily kupu that relate to our mahi and inviting others to contact me if they want to begin our continue their haerenga in te Ao Maori.
Nadia : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Im learning Te Reo so I can speak to my kids in their language as they know how to speak it and I dont
Sophie : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Greet tangata waiora in reo Listen to the Taringa podcast on the way home from mahi
Kelly : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Our service has joined with another to practice waiata, once a week - every week!
Katie : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Cindy : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Making a concentrated effort to use Te Reo when at work and also working in the Community
Matthew : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I ako au I te wānanga o Aotearoa. Ka noho marae au tenei wikini.
Jenna : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Taking part in the office challenges and quizzes
Raywin : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I'm committed to using Te Reo Māori more outside of the akomanga. Currently completing Level 4 at TWoA.
Monique : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
tonga : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Mary : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Daily Te Reo quizzes in the office
Joey : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I am going to highlight the week with a worksite daily email with easy to use daily words and links to Maori youtube creator's videos on how to speak the lingo.
Stephanie : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Kei te kōrero Māori ki mahi raua ko hui. Sharing new kupu, helping my hoamahi with pronunciation, and playing/singing waiata to share te reo Māori with everyone in my sphere.
Keira : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Spoke te reo at my work and school
Nia : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Librarian
Catherine : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
To help the language become more and more incorporated into our workplace so that we hear it more often and helps us become less afraid to use it because we are anxious we may not be saying words correctly.
jonetani : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Georgie : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Yesterday I asked for my kawhe in Te Reo Māori. The barista at my coffee kiosk was really keen to learn the kupu. So I went back to my office and printed out the poster on how to ask for your coffee in Te Reo. I laminated it and took it back to them. Now hopefully more customers will ask in Te Reo.
Rhonda : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Learn a new waiata each day this week. Speak te reo at the dinner table.
Serenity : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Karakia and waiata. He Kupu o te Ra
Rosemary : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Collecting te reo resources for an organisation I volunteer for
Trish : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Using basic phrases and kupu at home at the dinner table and morning etc.
Rachelle : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Using our work intranet and signage to promote use of Te Reo at mahi - keep up my practice!
Laurie : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
We'll use as much reo at home and in our neighbourhood as possible, and learn some new kupu along the way. At mahi, I will greet my colleagues only in Māori, share all of the existing resources we have with our social media followers, and will continue working with an amazing young wahine Māori illustrator on a secret (soon to be public!) project
Sarah : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
using as much te reo as we can at home and extending our kupu, label objects, and write up kīwaha and sentence structures-put them up on the walls!
Joys : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Talking about mainly vocabulary and practice like cooking and talking about it
Rose : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Preschool teacher, educating our babies with koorero and waiata
Aashlin : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Ngaraukura : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Just start with a word a day then evolve from there.
Catherine : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Talk with other students at He Pī ka Pao, (levels 1 and 2 te reo Māori) both in class, around the town and at our homes.
Gina : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learning new kupu hou in te reo Maori.
Martha : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Learn more about Māori
Serena : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Korero to my whanau, have karakia in te reo
Miki : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Looking up and learning sentences. Doing my online studying, Te Ara Reo Māori level one and two with Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
Eleanor : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Using Te Reo in everyday life and in my mahi
Christina : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
There is a new cafe in Rotorua called Rumaki and I want to get better at ordering kai me Inu
Mauritz : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Reading and attempting new Te Reo words.
Kylee : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Karakia and kōrero te reo Māori
Shantelle : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I will be singing waiata and karakia to celebrate te reo o te wiki.
Kevin : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Practice more at home
Christel : Mahere - Te Reo Tuku Iho
Studying and learning pepeha, tense markers
Morgan : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will be greeting and interacting in Te Reo at mahi.
Neeru : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
We will celebrate Te Reo week by singing waiata.
Lyn : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Using and sharing more Te Reo in the classroom at school.
Emily : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Changing the school bell song to lots of different waiata reo Māori for the week (nearly 200 Māori tamariki at this Aussie kura)!
Mevia : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Aaron : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Im currently working here at Skycity Queenstown Casino
Mereana : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Whakapai Nga whakaahua I tāku whanau .
Ashlee : Mahere - Te Reo Tuku Iho
eat 10 moari hangi s
Inaya : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Working on memorising my pepeha. I know where I come from. I know the whenua of my tupuna. I just need to commit to memory how to say it in te reo.
Prabhath : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Corrections Department
Hinemoa : Tākaro - Te Reo in Fitness
This week at mahi we are celebrating through different activities throughout the week. Rāhina: Line dancing with Hine Rātū: Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori BINGO challenge Rāapa: Kupu o te rā Rāpare: Wear something representing Aotearoa Rāmere: Shared kai and opportunity fir kaimahi to practice their pepeha.
Aroha : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learn Karakia Waiata Kupu Hou complete my Papa Reo Kete @ home with my whanau & tamariki.. greet people in te reo maori, when I'm out & about.. around town..
Timara : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I'm going to add reo Māori compliments and birth affirmations around our maternity ward where I work.
Penny : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Over the next week, I will use more te reo Māori at home by blessing our kai before we eat and learning and singing the occasional waiata with my daughter.
Saane : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Labelling everyday items in my house that is used daily. Have my kids pronounce the word before using it etc
charlie : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
sieg eah whanuk just gona kb home ways and smoke some durries.
Maya : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
i like moaris
Compass : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
We will be playing 1 Waiata per hour, and our announcers will be using more te reo in their shows, and everyday Kōrero.
Sophie : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Kōrero with my hoa mahi! Encourage them to read our brand new rauemi/guidebook launching this week!
Jaqi : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
We kōrero in our mahi hui in as much reo as we can
Mahinaarangi : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Speak Te Reo at home and at kura. Also watch Kapa Haka.
Olivia : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Blue Kanu : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
At Blue Kanu, te reo Māori greetings are already part of our daily culture with guests! For Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we're taking it further by upskilling our staff with new kupu throughout the week and sharing engaging social media content highlighting traditional Māori food and ingredients with our audience.
Italo : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Sarah : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Whaiora : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kōrero more with my tamariki
Donna : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learning simple day to day words and phrases with my kids
Chell : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Expand my Reo at Mahi/Kura and Home
Melissa : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Hemoata : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Korero with my baby, listen to maori waiata and watch kapaz
Christian : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Jeremiah : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Kapahaka.
Byron : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
sing our waiata from the past singing it into the future for me my whanau and my tamariki Mauri Ora
Stephan : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Converse with friend who is also on their te reo hikoi
Jon : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Mel : Tākaro - Te Reo in Fitness
Hā Ki roto - breathe in Hā Ki waho - breathe out I'll use this in the yoga class I teach at Clubfit on Tuesday night and in the Fortress 40 Sleep yoga nidra at Tauranga Boys' College on Friday
Paula : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I want to use te reo as much as I can at home and kura! Will also practice and listen to waiata everyday too
Lucy : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will use more Māori language in my converstations, and participate in Māori activities that are on
Esther : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Greet people at my work and school in te reo Māori and also thank people.
Peyton : Tākaro - Te Reo in Fitness
playing Kio Rahi
Luca : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will do Karakia at school and speak Te Reo in my conversations
Morgan : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will be greeting and interacting in Te Reo at mahi.
Betty : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
I, along with the kapa haka group at my school are performing at Tuhono.
Milly : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
I will perform at the Tūhono Kapa Haka festival!
Jeziah : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I will be saying words in maori
Charlotte Rose : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Learning and intergrating more kupu, sharing with others on my team.
Bee : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Kōrero ki taku kainga, ki taku waka 👍 Korero ki Ngā mokopuna ki Ngā whanau.
Stephane : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Becky : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Learn more placenames and include more Te Reo words in my day to day speech, at home and at work. I also want to improve my pronunciation!
Amy : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Karakia, using kupu in emails, learning new Kupu
Alice : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kōrero with my tamariki
Tom : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Aritaku : Tākaro - Te Reo in Fitness
Ka whai wā ki te tākaro i etahi taonga tākaro i tēnei wiki.
Wendy : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Use te reo at school
Katrina : Waiata - Te Reo in the Arts
Māku e kōrero te reo Māori ia rā, ā, ka waiata tahi au ki āku hoa.
Laura : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Korero atu i te reo ki te kainga me te wahi mahi
Robyn : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Ka akiaki au i aku tamariki me aku mokopuna ki te kōrero māori anakē ki te kāenga. Kia ūkaipō te reo!
Adi : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Encouraging our National office team to try using more kupu re Māori everyday - ordering their coffee, trying a out a new phase like kia pai to ra (have a great day) or using different greetings or sign offs and huis each day.
Tiffany : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Promote Te Reo in my daily emails - parakitihi, parakitihi, parakitihi!
Richa : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
On this day, I will learn about Māori cultural practices such as haka and waiata. I will participate in waiata, practise simple Māori words, and encourage children at kindergarten to enjoy music, movement, and cultural expression through singing and dancing.
Saree : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Practicing kupu and rerenga kōrero with my colleagues at mahi.
Rachelle : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Learn some Te Reo at the centre and making posters with learners.
Roxy : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Tuhituhi - I will put more reo Maaori into my paanui for whaanau of our little rural kura!
Jane : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will use Te Reo in my classroom and around kura with my colleagues
Jake : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Chur eah whanau - I will be teaching Reo to the different kura I go to. Nga mihi
Sharna : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
I speak Te Reo more at kura than at my kainga, so more Te Reo spoken at my kainga is needed.
Grace : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Ka kōrero tōku whānau ki te kāinga i ngā wā katoa, mō tā tāua pēpi kōhanga reo.
Lilly : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
Ian : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kia Ora koutou e pānui ana aku tuhinga. Ka mātakitaki au i Te Karere ia whakaaturanga, me te hotaka Māpuna ia wiki. Ehara au i te takata mātakitaki noa iho, nā te mea ētahi wā ka mahia te mahi mō tētahi wā poto i te hapori. No reira ka nui te mihi ki a koutou katoa kua mahia te mahi mō te wā roa. Kia kaha tonu Kia pai tō wā whakatā hoki Mauriora
Maia : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will speak more Te Reo at my mahi in the library
Mohammed : Mahere - Te Reo Tuku Iho
Sarah : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I am learning more kupu to use at mahi, everyday use for the office and our in the community.
Mya : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will korero Māori at school
Meela : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Greeting others in te reo māori. Learning new kupu and incorporate it into my everyday life.
Gurveer : Ako - Te Reo at Mahi / Kura
I will speak more Te Reo at school
Te Aomorangi : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kassi : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
I'm going to try to speak more te reo at hostel through greetings, short phrases, and random kupu. Hopefully my friends will be able to join in and learn some as well.
Akeem : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
me and my family will share kai and sing the matariki song, as a leader of many hakas in my primary i will be thrilled to see some hakas, me and my family wil have fun!
Lorenze Alice : Hīkoi - Te Reo in Public
Janice : Kōrero - Te Reo at Home
Kia ora - Korero māori at home and use this in the community as well. Karawhiua!!
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