TheMāori language(opens in new window)is considered a national tāonga (treasure) and is undergoing a significant revival. Initiatives such as Te Wiki o te reo Māori (Māori Language Week), Kura Kaupapa (Māori language schools from pre-school through to high school) and a Māori Television ...
This week is Māori Language Week! We value Te Reo Māori at the Zoo and we work closely with local iwi, Taranaki Whānui ki Te Upoko o Te ika. Earlier this year we created a phrase in Te Reo Māori that encapsulates the kaupapa of Wellington Zoo - Me tiaki, kia ora! Broadly...
诸如Te Wiki o te reo Māori(毛利语言周)、Kura Kaupapa毛利语言学校(从学前班到高中)和毛利电视台等举措旨在确保毛利语仍然在新西兰各地区都是一门活语言。 你也可以支持毛利语的发展,努力掌握正确的发音,在日常对话中使用简单的单词和短语。 毛利语问候...
“We’ve made it very clear we support the revitalisation of te reo Māori, a taonga and official language of New Zealand,” adds Parahi. “Our journey started with introducing macrons on Māori words, and continues with our ability to now scale our te reo Māori capability with AI...
Every two weeks, a language dies with its last speaker, and a vital connection to the past is lost. Now, there’s an urgent movement to revitalize te reo Māori—the language of New Zealand’s indigenous community—by looking to the future. ...
21 June, 2024 Embracing Te Reo Māori Education: A Cultural Journey into Language and Learning In today's digital age, the landscape of language learning has been revolutionised by contemporary options that cater to diverse learning preferences ... ...
Exploring app prototyping using Keynote to amplify and promote the use of te reo Māori See more Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori 2024: Integrating Digital Tools to Celebrate and Learn Te Reo Māori. As Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) approaches, we're excited to share a colle...
Microsoft has been working withTe Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori(the Māori Language Commission) on projects that include te reo Māori in our platforms and software for more than 14 years. We want to provide better access to Māori language and culture via the technology Kiwis use every day. ...
By The te reo Māori classroom This bundle is designed for years 0-4/5. An engaging unit with a range of awesome activities: whakataukī maths sequencing counting raindrops emergent reader (with different weather types) weather chart (He aha te āhua o te rangi and Kei te pēhea te āhua...
As @moyogo explains here: The OHCHR.org’s PDF of the Maori UDHR has the macrons while the webpage does not. Both have a different Maori translation. My guess is the webpage has an old translation,...