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25 Aug 7 Mistakes People Make When Learning Te Reo Māori

Posted at 07:43h in Learn Te Reo, Māori Culture, Māori Language Week, Māori to English, News, Te Reo Māori by Rapata Wiri

Te Reo Māori is part of the Eastern Polynesian language family and is closely related to Hawaiian, Tahitian and Cook Islands Māori. Te Reo Māori became one of New Zealand's official languages in 1987....

27 Jun Learning Māori Language Made Simple & Fun

Posted at 12:38h in Learn Te Reo, Māori Culture, Māori Language Week, Māori to English, News, Te Reo Māori by Rapata Wiri

Language is more than just words we use to communicate with each other. It’s an expression of something beyond – it’s an expression of our emotions and our feelings. Just imagine that you are in a foreign country and you get into a quarrel with...

08 Sep Why macrons matter and how to add them to your devices

Posted at 16:08h in Learn Te Reo, Māori to English, News, Study Tips by Rapata Wiri

If you wonder what Macrons are and why you need to use them in the Māori language, you have come the right place. Here is the explanation by Dr. Rāpata Wiri, who has been teaching the language for over 25 years....

02 Jul How To Learn Māori Language In The Twenty-First Century

Posted at 11:16h in Learn Te Reo, Māori Culture, Māori to English, News by Rapata Wiri

In recent years we have seen a huge increase in the number of people in Aotearoa, both Māori and non-Māori (tauiwi) who want to learn the Māori language. Like many indigenous languages around the world, the Māori language has suffered a huge decline in the...

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25 Aug 7 Mistakes People Make When Learning Te Reo Māori

27 Jun Learning Māori Language Made Simple & Fun

08 Sep Why macrons matter and how to add them to your devices

02 Jul How To Learn Māori Language In The Twenty-First Century

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