Everyday I used stories on Facebook with #Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2022.

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I hoki ki te marae, ka aki aki i aku hoa mahi te waiata me te tuku karakia.

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It represents the oppression tangata whenua faced.

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Our fitness program is mainly conducted in te reo!

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I would like casually speak reo at work

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Outside parliament with my new taonga received during the Kupe scholarship awards on 14th September after the petition celebrations.

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I'd like to learn to speak my everyone in my community.

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Daughter made and amazing Poi today at school!

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Enjoying learning te reo :)

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We are embracing Te Reo in our whare.

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This week at my Mahi, we had games and workshops and I got an award for good participation:)

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I AM HANA.

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Ānei ētahi o tō mātou Kōhanga Reo, ahakoa i kōrero Māori ia rā ia rā me o tātou tamariki, i te wā ka puta i te Kōhanga Reo ka kōrero Māori ki te ao .

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This is my friend sporting some kākahu from my clothing label.

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We listened to our favorite New Zealand songs sung beautifully in Te Reo.

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Day 3/5 of using cuteness to help spread education and awareness of te reo

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Charlie is sharing some words with her whanau and friends that can be used in her classroom and mums office :)

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Kia ora ,we have shared videos of our children singing the National Anthem of Aotearoa New Zealand and waiata that our tamariki have been learning.

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My pepeha wero - one step on my reo Māori journey.

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I tākaro matou e rua nga kēmu.

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This week is Maori language week and my school is celebrating it by doing a huge performance to honor Maori week.

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A new student and I were discussing the question, "Kei te pēhea koe?" and some of the possible answers we could use.

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Our Māori language moment at Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki (WITT).

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I watched the livestream of the 50th anniversary of te Petihana with my coworkers while snacking on some chocolate!

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Ka haere au ki te Paremata mo te hui, Te Petihana Reo Māori 50 years.

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I had an awesome time getting introduced to weaving.

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UNI Centre Advisors (Northland & Auckland Region) of Playcentre Aotearoa celebrated by sharing; kupukupu, waiata, utilising their new Te Reo resource books & lanyards at Playcentres and through learning stories.

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I work in Centreplace Mall Hamilton and we are promoting te Wiki o te reo Māori by signposting here and there, tthroughout the mall example - Welcome to Centreplace "Nau mai, Haere mai" basics but its a starting point.

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I am not fluent in te reo, however this week I had a job interview with a non maori organisation and I used te reo where ever I could throughout our korero.

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Korerotia te reo i ngā wā katoa, ki ngā wāhi katoa!

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This is for our whānau who visit the office to take home and share with those in their whare.

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Regions' indigenous language is the most important thing when it comes to the survival of the culture and the story of the people.

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Kia whakaakona te reo Māori hei reo tuatahi mō taku huatahi.

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My rangatira mahi and I have started our wāhi mahi on a journey, understanding the significance of embracing Te Reo, Te Ao, Tikanga and Te Tiriti, leading our teams and celebrating our country's culture.

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We are getting tamariki to share their pepeha and waiata during waa whariki at our ECE Centre.

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Our research group had the privilege of learning Pepeha with guidance from kaiako of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.

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As one of our challenge, some of us from the research team tried learning Waiata provided by the Aotearoa Brain Project, a research centre we belong to.

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To read a Maori book every Maori class

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Proud to learn about my husband culture.

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Staff and students of our Te Tohu Paetahi class of 2022 at Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato ki Tauranga Mōana held a flash mob to celebrate and support this year's Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

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its a photo of me and my friend that did kapa haka for the school

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I greeted and thanked my customers using te Reo.

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I will try activities from the website

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I am going to try some of these activities.

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read some of the resources on this amazing site!

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Kia pai to ra

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This week my class and I have all been learning about Pōwhiri's and how to perform them.

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During the Māori Language moment, all of our junior students went to the gym to sing Pepeha by Six60.

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Kia ora.

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Our whole kura gathered together (the first time in three years) and sang waiata led by our kapa haka tuakana.

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I watched Hēmi Kelly's TED talk about Te Reo Māori: A new era for the language with some colleagues!

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At our Playcentre Aotearoa (Northland & Auckland Area) Online Centre Advisor Hui we shared our we incorporated Te Ao Maori over the week, these included new words and phrases, incorporating their new Maori Picture Dictionary into their centre visits, learning stories, sharing Whakatauki.

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Coatesville School singing the waiata "Tūtira Mai Ngā Iwi"

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Our kura connected at 12nn on Rāapa te tekau ma whā o Hui-tanguru to share in karakia and waiata.

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Today at 12pm 137 of our Year 5 & 6 Students gathered together to collectively celebrate te reo Māori through karakia, pepeha & waiata.

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Te Whatu Ora team Mobility solutions learning and using new reo every day!

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I participated in te Reo quiz today

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I learnt my mihi and some songs as as well as some new words in te reo

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We were learning māori songs and words at work

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I have learnt some new words and sayings with my whānau such tu meke and ka mau te wehi

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We all learnt some karakia, waiata and greetings and farewells at work

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I learnt a waiata and sung it at work

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I paused our lectures at 12 pm today so that the Pathways students and myself could join the Māori language moment reading a blessing together.

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I have learnt some new words and I am using kia ora and ngā mihi in my correspondence

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I’m excited to learn some new words and speak te reo as much as possible

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I traveled to Aoteaora in order to familiarise myself with a rich culture whose heritage needs and deserves to be preserved and passed down through the generations.

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I am learning te Reo Māori and think it is glorious!

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Our infant room enjoyed this simple puzzle.

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This is the Year 3/4 Kapa Haka at Cashmere Primary Te Pae Kererū performing their haka.

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This is Karakia Whakamutunga we prayed together, after our connect group tonight.

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He Toa Reo Māori, 50 years on.

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This is Twyford Primary performing Tika Tonu.

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Roopu Ako, from Hastings Central School stopped and commemorated this special day with Tutira Mai at midday.

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E waiata ana mātou 💕

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I love to celebrate the 50 years of petihana, te wiki o te reo maori .

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I went to Paul’s work today that is my Tungane andI did a Karakia mo Te Kai

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I'm taking classes at Te Ahu o te Reo Māori ki Ngāi Tahu and embedding my learnings into my teaching practise.

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We opened with karakia, whakatauki and waiata.

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We are the kaimahi of the West Auckland Community Centres and libraries proudly celebrating Te Wiki O Te Reo Maori as a team and with our communities!

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Ngā tamariki o te kura o Maraeroa ki Porirua.

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I te 12 karaka i tēnei rā, I whakanuia ana mātou i te reo Māori ma te waiata !

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Greeted my workmates in Maori and learnt few phrases

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I encouraged my whānau to participate in te wiki.

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This year to commemorate our Te Wiki o te Reo Māori language moment ākonga of Te Kura Tuatahi O Pakiaka in Te Pou (year 5-8) came together to perform our school's haka at 12:00pm today.

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Got this shirt to promote KIA KAHA in Arizona, USA

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I te ata nei i hui a matou kura e rua (Te Kura o Tūpaki, Our Lady of the Assumption School and Te Kura Kōaka, Hoon Hay School) ki te toha i etahi waiata me haka.

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The past six months I ve been studying Te Reo Māori at home and I’m doing 1 evening class once a week at Tawa College, Wellington.

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I am using Te Reo Maori in my everyday interactions where possible, this allows me to practice and improve.

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I te ata nei i hui a matou kura e rua (Te Kura o Tūpaki, Our Lady of the Assumption School and Te Kura Kōaka, Hoon Hay School) ki te toha i etahi waiata me haka.

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These are two of our tuakana leading our Kindy whānau in kai karakia.

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I spoke more te reo with my Ngai Tahu wife!

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Helping work mates with pronunciation and pepeha

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I support Kia kaha from overseas in the USA!

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We as a team have been actively taking part in Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2022.

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Learning a different word each day

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Wesley Primary School in Mount Roskill Auckland performing waiata

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We have been doing karakia in the morning and night

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I went to watch lion king in te reo Māori even though my knowledge is slim.

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I have been teaching my tamariki about their pepeha and where they come from

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