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Ako Māori
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Добавлен 3 апр 2020
Learn Māori, the native language of New Zealand
Aprende Māori, el idioma indígena de Nueva Zelanda
Apprendre le Māori, la langue indigène de Nouvelle Zelande
Impara il Māori, la lingua indigena di Nuova Zelanda
Aprende Māori, el idioma indígena de Nueva Zelanda
Apprendre le Māori, la langue indigène de Nouvelle Zelande
Impara il Māori, la lingua indigena di Nuova Zelanda
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Is the letter R said like the letter D?
A bit softer than the letter D
Kei kitte 😊
GO NEW ZEWNLAND
Kia kaiako love your videos they are awesome. Tino pai rawa
Does this work for feelings too? Would i say 'kei te harikoa au' for 'i am happy' or is there a word for feeling so like 'i am feeling happy'
Kei te harikoa au works :)
I titiro au.
What’s the name of this animation software? It’s cool as
Powtoon :)
Kia Ora, Ka taea e koe te whakamārama tetahi mea. Hello dear kaiako, could you please explain how to say : There are no books in the library There is no bread in the shop There is no a motoka in the garage. Please, tell me how to translate it into te reo)
Kia ora! To say "there is none" you can use "kāore he" e.g. "kāore he motokā" means "there are no cars". Then you could add on "I te whare motokā" (at the garage) or "kei roto i te whare motokā" (IN the garage) But for the bread example, I'd use a stative "kua pau te parāoa" which most closely translates to "the bread has run out", I feel this would be more common in this scenario. Then add on "kei te toa" for "at the shop" For the books, you could use either or, depending on the context "kāore he pukapuka i te whare pukapuka" or "Kua riro ngā pukapuka kei te whare pukapuka" (the books at the library have been taken/are gone)
Ngā mihi ki a koe! Thank you very much! I am so happy with this explanation!
How come we don't say "he taama" for "they're boys"? Kia ora
Kāore au e mōhio! I don't know! It's a great question 🤔 😉
Following my mihi, I have a couple of queries... Isn't the phrase "ta korua manu" mean "your and someone elses bird" and not "your bird?" Also same again for "a korua manu" and the following "ta korua potae" and "a korua potae" 😊😊😊
Thanks for the question! Kōrua means "you" for two or more people. So you are right, it can mean "you and someone else" if you were talking to one person, and the second person that kōrua referred to wasn't present If the two people you're speaking to are right in front of you I.e. you're speaking to them both at the same time, it's the same word, you use "kōrua". The examples in the video use this latter example, and the speaker is speaking to two people directly, to showcase the use of "kōrua" Tā refers to one item e.g. one hat or one bird. Ā means more than one item e.g. more than one hat or one bird Tā kōrua Manu = your (two people's) one bird. One bird that belongs to two people Ā kōrua Manu = your (two people's) multiple birds. Two or more birds that belong to two people.
Tena koe, your channel is very helpful, thanks and keep up the great mahi!
Muito bem explicado. Gratidão ! Gracias !
This is great
ka rawe, excellent
kei runga te tēpu i te pukapuka or kei runga te pukapuka i te tēpu, which sentence was used in the early days. I believe the first is passive.
Interesting... I'm not sure about changes from early days to present.. "i" is used for location. So putting "i" before "te tēpu" is what denotes "on the table". You could say "kei runga i te tēpu te pukapuka" in this case "i" is still before "te tēpu", keeping the meaning the same.
Me resulta hermoso este idioma. Espero hablarlo con fluidez, para conocer a su gente y colaborar a su expansión.
Gracias @leonelgrabuiski949, ¡te necesitamos! 💓
Great presentation but the background music is distracting. Could you redo without the music?
Just me trying to be too fancy :-p sure thing
Y ALOHA
so awesome guys 🙏🏻
Vry nice thanku
Thanks so much for your videos they’re very well done, you have a great teaching style. I just have one question on this lesson, I had learnt that you just use ehara to make agent emphatic sentences negative. And that it's often preferred with the past negatives to change the nā to i. Ehara I Pāora te kai I tunu. Paul didn’t cook the food. Do you have a reference where ehara I te mea is found?
Thanks so much! Ehara i is certainly easier! And what I've learned as an option for negating possession with nō e.g. "nō maria te whare" becomes "ehara i a maria te whare" When saying who will not or who has not done something, I think you're right and both can be used. Māori made easy by Scotty Morrison has the ehara i te mea negation on pg133 and 143 I hope that helps!
Ngā mihi - awesome
Would you say Haere ra to someone leaving, if you're also leaving? Or should you say ka kite ano?
You could say either. Ka kite anō is technically "see you again", so it implies you'll see the person again, irrespective of who's leaving. Haere rā can absolutely be used if you're leaving as well as the other person.
Kua tata te wā ki te ako tēnei wetewete reo
Kia ora kaiako tino pai to mahi. I love your videos so helpful. Keep up the great work. Karawhuia 😊
I'm from New Zealand but feel embarrassed because I hardly know any Te Reo, i will be binging this playlist haha, Nga mihi
Whoever it or what it’s pretty good😊
Gracias por el contenido en castellano 🙏🏼
Excellent
Kei a koe tētahi pene rakau?
Ka pai!!!
Un idioma que parece fácil. Ya veremos al avanzar.
Yo estoy aprendiendo maorí y hawaiiano porque vi la película Moana y me enamoré de las lenguas oceánicas. Aunque en la película creo que cantan en tahitiano.
Thank u 4 this vid im pronouncing my te reo very good
Uhhhhh future me 5:18
4:38 here is future me
Like japanese 😅
When i started learning Classical Japanese i was surprised how similar Japanese sounds to Polynesian languages if you take most of the Chinese loan words out 😂
Thank you for the amazing content you have. Just one thing, teitei isn’t used for people, it’s for things like mountains and trees. Tāroaroa is for people.
You're so right, that's completely my error, thank you for the comment!
Lol, love the name for France
Very logically presented - easy to follow, contextually framed, and well paced pronunciation of each word. Now time to practice. Muchisimas gracias!
Is this read by a person or a robot?
By a person :)
The er sound is quite distinctive..
Kia ora! Kei te pēhea koe? ka mau te wehi o ataata tēnei! Hello! How are you? This video is fantastic! 😊
Kia ora! Volevo chiedere, quando vuoi usare un nome invece del pronome, si mette "a" prima del nome solo per il passato prossimo o anche per gli altri tempi? Tēnā koe!
Kia ora! Anche per gli altri tempi :)
@ Tēnā koe!
I’m from Indian is it possible to learn Māori language with books or copy rights I want to write maori language
I recommend this book here, it's great! www.amazon.in/Maori-Made-Easy-Scotty-Morrison/dp/0143570919
So many thanks for these videos! I am going to New Zealand in a couple of years and thought it would be great to learn some basics.
Great to hear!
Gracias por el curso 😃🎉❤
4:11 C'est facile la langue maori
Ka mau te wehi ❤
Thank you Whanau I really appreciate these lessons I'm really embracing my identity like never before Woooohooo Tino Pai
Tēnā rawa atu koe!
Tēnā koutou!