Tēnā koutou katoa.

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My Moko and I practiced Waiata and I also learnt some new phrases

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I am coming back to learning maori after 20 years out of the country.

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Kia Ora I live in Brisbane and I’m on a Te Reo Maori journey.

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Until We Meet Again (Kia Tūtaki Anō Rā).

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Kia Ora ko Leeann Brown toku Ingoa.

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For Māori Language Week, I recorded a video of me revising almost 500 words on memrise and talking about some stuff.

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I really want to learn te reo

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I picked up the pen and went back to my learning just because it is hard to learn so far away does not mean we shouldn't, I would mourn the loss if this language was ever truly lost

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Kia ora koutou all, I have been encouraging my staff to include te reo Maori greeting in their day to day mahi.

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Kia ora, I rang a friend to kōrero at noon, shared my mihi and a (very) short chat in te reo.

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Whangarei – Terenga Paraoa.

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I am practicing te reo in few simple ways of using greetings at the beginning and ending of my messages

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Ko Rangi kei runga.

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I worked at home and connected with thousands of collegues in Teams to share the precious moment.

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Here is my Pepeha

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Kia oea this is my eldest son mark,in the picture it sits on our kitchen dining room window,reminds me to be m ore maori everyday .

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I've been participating in a Learn Te Reo Maaori Course online, and attempting to speak Te Reo Maaori whenever possible.

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I worked on my basic Te Reo, and made a commitment within our Toastmasters club to continue to do so.

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I asked for a cup of Coffee in Maori, every day of Maori Language Week

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I spent the actual Māori Language Moment on a huitīma with my work colleagues - I whakarongohia au.

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As a Pākehā, for years I have wanted to learn Te Reo so that I could respectfully communicate and understand better (instead of just broken phrases and waiata).

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Kia ora koutou katoa.

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During Covid lockdown, we Tauira unable to get to our Wananga created our own little off site group so to keep up with & support each other in our own personal journey.

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As part of a team, every day I greet my team using our teams page.

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I te ako ngā ākonga i ngā rerenga ki te mahi kapu tī, kawhe rānei

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I learnt my first karakia and I love its meaning.

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I completed a 12 week course Te Tau Here programme, let me tell yous the journey I had was absolutely great I felt more connected to my roots and learnt great knowledge about Te reo Maori, the best experience , so much awhi and tautoko I've ever felt.

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We did a te reo maori Chatbot Project using Scratch to do counting, days of week or anything.

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Kei te ako au o te reo Maori.

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I am communicating more regularly in Te Reo Māori, especially greetings, starting and ending emails.

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The above picture is a software I developed a little while ago (I can't disclose more details due to commercial and security reasons), I have been making the software dual-language capable, so users can choose either English/Te Reo Māori as their language of operation.

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I have been learning Te Reo for two years and I do whakairo most weekends

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I auaha au i ngā mahi toi hei tāpiri i ngā kōrero Māori, kātahi ka tuku i tōku Instagram.

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kei tōku kāinga, he kōrero maori te tuatahi / at home, spoke/speak in Maori first

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So in the line of Mahi I do I'm not a strong speaker at te reo maori but I do love it when people Mihi at me.

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I created my pepeha

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Enrolled in a course.

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I enrolled for māori studies

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Ia rā i Māhuru i tuku au tētahi pikitia me te whakaaturanga i te reo Māori ki Instagam me Twitter.

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Kia Ora koutou katoa.

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Kia ora I am just beginning my te reo journey with a recent return to NZ and LOVE how much te reo is spoken in Aotearoa… I am committed to making this my year to learn

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My whanau and I sang a waiata in Maori that we had learnt that week.

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Greeting family and friends, singing Waiata with my mokopuna, encouraging those around me to use and pronounce Te Reo correctly, particularly place names.

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I tried to incorporate as much Te Reo into my language as I was confident with.

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I listened to kaiwaiata maori and had a kanikani with my tamariki

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Our cool manager arranged with the local coffee cart that if we went and did a little pepeha, we’d get a free coffee.

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Kia Ora Ko Wikitoria toku ingoa

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Kia ora getting ready for a get together with friends.

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We shared on the Seesaw.

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I celebrate maori language week throughout the years.

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I love Te reo

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I've been teaching Maori language to everyone including my pakeha whanau and they love it

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Kia ora, this is our first year involved and we had Māori waiata playing throughout the day in our centre.

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All of the tamariki at our kura gathered in our school hall to sing Six60's 'Pepeha' together.

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Kia Ora, i have been learning te reo maori for 3 years now and am still learning.

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I waiata mātou ki roto i tā mātou akomanga

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He pai ki ahau nga mea katoa mo te Maori - I love everything about Maori

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After re starting my Te reo journey this year level 4 at Te Wananga o Aotearoa after 15 years in the wilderness i am at the stage of my journey that i am ready to re engage with my whakapapa my reo where as i wasn’t back then so I’ve taken up the wero this year and loving every minute of it and haven’t looked back.

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Ka whakaatu ahau i ōku tama tokorua, ratou ko ōna Rūma Whānau, i kapa haka ana.

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Kia ora my Name is Areta Jonae Maria Cox I'm Maori and I am trying to Speak Maori but I am listening to a Maori song and I am wanting to speak Maori now.

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I have been learning Maori for nearly two years.

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Te Rōpū Taiohi (Spirit Taiohi Panel) supports Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.

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I was at our local Community Services Centre Op-shop and I had set my phone for a midday alarm to remind me to take the opportunity to speak Te reo.

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For Māori language week I learnt a whole Māori song to listen and sing along to :D

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Our school's PRIDE TV episode teaching a sentence structure, recapping te wiki and setting a challenge.

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Kōrero i te reo!

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I am Loving the learning Māori movement and want to learn and teach my kids

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I was lucky enough to be a my job as a preschool teacher.

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As a Catholic Special Character School, the hīmene Mō Maria has always had a special link for us.

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I love whakatauki .

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Each of our classes played 'Simon Says' or 'Ka kii a Haimona' at Māori Language Moment, to practice kupu mahi -verbs.

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I used to learn te reo maori but losted it.

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Tēnā koutou katoa .

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Our Kura participated in Whakataetae Reo Maaori which included 16,800 aakonga!

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Our Team signing 'E Minaka Ana' for our Māori Language Moment via Teams

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E korero ana taku tamaiti i a ia e whakapaipai ana i te kaauta.

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We practiced our pepeha and used the last sentence to create this video introducing the class.

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I couldnt get her to sit down haha mummy mummy i want E rere Taku Poi.

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This is the spoon my whanau and I created for “Spoonville” in Te Atatu Peninsula for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Language week

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I added the following company values to my outgoing emails.

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Infrastructure and Environmental Services Directorate, Auckland Council .

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Nga mihi o Te Kura o Urenui.

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My whānau and I celebrated by trying to celebrate te reo maori language each day throughout the week.

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Bruce McLaren Intermediate Kura entered this competition of 16,800.

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Attempting to teach my puppy commands in Te Reo.

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i did some epic stuffs.

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We had an organisational Māori Moment over zoom.

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Kia Hora Te Marino by Christopher Tin during ‘Sentinel of the Ocean’ Kaitiakiatanga .

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Kia hora te Marino used during ‘The Untold Story’ by Ian Taylor

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Here is Pirongia School's Māori Language Week video with a few snap shots of learning done in some of our classrooms - waiata, word learning, school house hui, myths & legends, art creations and more!

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In Ruma Tahi, we practised our ti rākau skills.

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These are some of the waiata I grew up hearing and whenever I waiata it's as though I'm back in te ra .

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We sung our waiata - we did a selection of them including kotahi matimati and kina kina.

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Almost 100 ESR staff took part in this year's Māori Language Moment.

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Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounmau kaimahi sharing their kupu o te rā for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, 2021.

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I sang waiata, I said a karakia.

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This is my eldest moko Lia Grace Catherine Bull .

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Our tamariki - Aurora (age 8) and Lorelei (age 6) - made a video for te wiki o te reo Māori.

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